Mining Childhood: Growing Up In Butte, 1900-1960
by Janet Finn
Mining Childhood: Growing Up In Butte, 1900-1960 offers a poignant look at the formative years of children in a mining town. Janet Finn examines how the industry's presence shaped education, family life, and social development during a transformative era in Montana's history. A compelling study of resilience amid industrial challenges.
About This Book
Mining Childhood delves into the lives of children raised in Butte, Montana, during the pivotal years from 1900 to 1960. It highlights the influence of the mining industry on daily experiences and family dynamics in this rugged environment.
The narrative draws from personal accounts and historical records to illustrate how young people navigated education, play, and social interactions amid the backdrop of industrial growth and economic shifts.
Through Janet Finn's insightful exploration, readers gain a deeper understanding of resilience and community bonds formed in the heart of America's mining history.
This work serves as a valuable resource for those interested in regional American history and the social impacts of resource extraction on everyday life.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this book!