Waterbury 1890-1930 (CT) (Postcard History Series)
by John Wiehn, Mark Heiss
This book from the Postcard History Series chronicles Waterbury, Connecticut's history from 1890 to 1930 using vintage postcards. It showcases the city's architectural and social evolution, offering a visual narrative of its growth and daily life over four decades. Ideal for local history buffs.
About This Book
Waterbury 1890-1930 (CT) (Postcard History Series) presents a pictorial history of Waterbury, Connecticut, spanning four decades of significant change. Through authentic postcards, it captures the essence of the city's development during this period.
The book features images that reflect the architectural, social, and cultural landscape of Waterbury from 1890 to 1930. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding local history in the context of broader American transformations.
Compiled by John Wiehn and Mark Heiss, this volume is part of the Postcard History Series, known for preserving visual records of American communities. It provides an accessible way to connect with the past through everyday scenes and landmarks.
As a used book in good condition, it remains a reliable edition for history enthusiasts and researchers interested in Connecticut's heritage.
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