FALL 2007
VOLUME 5 / NUMBER 4
IN THIS ISSUE: WE MADE IT!
- Rivaling Currier & Ives: The Kellog Brothers
- Everyman’s Time: The Rise and Fall of Connecticut Clockmaking
- Borden Revolutionizes the Milk Business
- The Brass City Manufactures for Victory
| Contents | |
| pg 9 | From the Publisher: We Made It! By Elizabeth J. Normen |
| pg 10 | Letters, etc. |
| pg 14 | Rivaling Currier & Ives: The Kellog Brothers. By Nancy Finlay |
| pg 20 | Everyman’s Time: The Rise and Fall of Connecticut’s Clockmaking By Donald Muller |
| pg 26 | Borden Revolutionizes the Milk Business By Charles Zanor |
| pg 32 | World War II: The Brass City Manufactures for Victory By Raechel Guest |
| pg 40 | The Bright Lights of Willimantic By Tom Beardsley |
| pg 44 | re: Collections — Classic Hitchcock furniture returns to Unionville By Anne Guernsey |
| pg 46 | Shoebox Archives Patents reveal genius behind Fuller Brush Company By Vincent Michael Valvo |
| pg 48 | Destinations The Connecticut Antique Machinery Association Museum. By John A. Pawloski |
| pg 50 | Soapbox Reports of Manufacturing’s Death and Greatly Exaggerated. By Peter Giola |
| pg 52 | Afterword What’s on view, what’s in a name, and how to get a tour of the Hog River |