Taftville, Connecticut and the Industrial Revolution

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Taftville, Connecticut and the Industrial Revolution

Description

A 125-year history of a Connecticut town fundamentally shaped by the New England textile industry. French Canadian community surrounding the Ponemah Cotton Mills on the Shetucket River in Taftville, Connecticut. Images of the mill and its workers, Taftville Catholic churches, schools, businesses, and residents in the early and middle twentieth century. A directory of 1941 Taftville streets and residents. The birth and transformation of French Canadian and Franco American culture in Taftville. From the author: "This is a documentation of the lives and lifestyles of the French-Canadians who migrated to New England during the Industrial Revolution in the middle 1880s."

Creator

Dugas, Rene L., Sr.

Publisher

Self-published

Date

2001

Language

en

Type

Book

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Coverage

Late 19th century and 20th century; Taftville, Connecticut

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Zotero

ISBN

9780965228329

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Num Pages

162

Place

Taftville, Connecticut

Series

The French-Canadians in New England

Series Number

2

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