 | This liberally illustrated booklet provides a fascinating and comprehensive history of these historic furnaces. Regular price: $6.95 Sale price:  |
|  | A comprehensive treatise on the bituminous coal and coke industry predominant in western Pennsylvania. |
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 | Rich in photography, this volume features canals that were built in the early nineteenth century primarily to move coal. |
|  | This book describes how workers built one of the largest and most activist garment worker movements in U.S. history. |
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 | Traces the intertwined lives of two men with common roots in the rugged timbering industry of northcentral Pennsylvania |
|  | This collection of articles, cuylled from eight decades of Western Pennsylvania History magazine, encompasses a broad and compelling array of topics. |
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 | Traces the development of this mill town and discusses how its residents were affected by the industrial environment. Regular price: $5.00 Sale price:  |
|  | Presented by Oil Creek Press, this book that takes you to Venango County in the 1860s and 1870s, where the world’s oil industry was formed. |
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 | This book tells of the fascinating history of the early days of oil discovery in the Pennsylvania. Regular price: $44.95 Sale price:  |
|  | This novel tells the compelling story of three generations of an immigrant Slovak family working in the steel mills of Braddock in Pittsburgh. |
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 | This collection of vintage stories was gathered by the author during his travels at the early part of the twentieth century. |
|  | A definitive history of the Delaware Canal, which flows from Easton in Northampton County through Bucks County to Bristol. |
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 | Farmers tap the trees for their sweet sap, which is made into maple sugar and syrup for commercial sale. |
|  | This book showcases the company’s evolution from a fledgling refinery along the Kendall Creek to the sophisticated operation it is today. |
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 | Chronicles the history of the Pennsylvania iron industry from the first forge in 1716 through the twentieth century. |
|  | The rich deposit of limestone known as the Jacksonburg Formation still provides the raw material for the Lehigh district’s famous high-quality Portland cement. |
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 | This book contains more than 400 photos and drawings depicting the world-famous gravity railroad. |
|  | The author outlines the factors that were instrumental in the success of Local 8, both ideological and pragmatic, including the IWW’s commitment to working-class solidarity and eliminating the racial divisions. Regular price: $40.00 Sale price:  |
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