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1964-08-9421062-ColoradoSprings-Colorado

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Title: 1964-08-9421062-ColoradoSprings-Colorado
Author: Wiesław Wernic
Language: polski
Year: 2017
Subjects: N/A
Publisher: Wydawnictwo: Siedmioróg
ISBN: 9788377917831
Total pages: 30

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Powieść przygodowa Wiesława Wernica Colorado należy do kanonu polskiej literatury młodzieżowej. Opowiada o przygodach trapera Karola Gordona i doktora Jana, charyzmatycznych bohaterów całej serii powieści o Dzikim Zachodzie. Tym razem, dwójka przyjaciół wyrusza do Nowego Meksyku do znajomego Don Pedra. Po drodze bohaterowie spotykają samotnego bywalca stepów, tajemniczego i skrytego westmana Colorado, który zaprasza ich na farmę swojego przyjaciela. Pewnego dnia farma zostaje spalona, a przyjaciel i jego rodzina uprowadzeni. Colorado i dwójka bohaterów postanawiają ruszyć w pościg za porywaczami. Podróż przemienia się w pełną wyzwań przygodę, w której nie zabraknie ani walki z groźnymi przestępcami, ani starcia z wrogimi plemionami Indian, ani braterskiej pomocy ze strony przychylnych szczepów indiańskich i dawnych przyjaciół, ani tropu wiodącego do skarbu. Spotkanie z Gordonem i Janem nigdy nie kończy się na akcji i przygodzie. Książka jest pięknie napisana, pełno w niej humoru, magnetyzujących postaci i literackich smaczków, zawiera interesującą wiedzę o Ameryce i jej historii. Zaskoczy każdego miłośnika dobrej książki, nie tylko wielbicieli westernu.

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1964-08-9421052-Lakeland-Florida

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Name: 1964-08-9421052-Lakeland-Florida
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Title: 1964-08-9421052-Lakeland-Florida
Author: Steve Rajtar
Language: polski
Year: 2007
Subjects: Travel, United States of America – Travel, U.S. Travel – States, Florida – Travel
Publisher: Arcadia Publishing SC
ISBN: 9781596292710
Total pages: 5

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Lakeland is a charming Florida city teeming with history. To find the heart of Lakeland, stroll through the Munn Park Historic District and along the shores of scenic Lake Hollingsworth. Study the architecture of the renowned Frank Lloyd Wright buildings of Florida Southern College. Take time to wind your way past the brick and stucco homes in old neighborhoods built when citrus and phosphate were the town’s financial backbone.
A Guide to Historic Lakeland, Florida, by local historian and tour guide Steve Rajtar, explores the history and events that made Lakeland what it is today. Featuring a walking tour of the Florida Southern campus and a detailed street-by-street breakdown of Lakeland’s key historic buildings and hidden architectural treasures, this guide will help you discover your own favorite corners of this beautiful Florida city among the lakes.

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1964-08-9421046-Brookville-LongIsland-NewYork

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Name: 1964-08-9421046-Brookville-LongIsland-NewYork
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Title: 1964-08-9421046-Brookville-LongIsland-NewYork
Author: Paul Morand
Language: polski
Year: 1930
Subjects: N/A
Publisher: Wydawnictwo: Biblioteka Groszowa
ISBN: N/A
Total pages: 5

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Ta książka nie posiada jeszcze opisu.

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1964-08-9421036-Pittsfield-Massachusetts

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Name: 1964-08-9421036-Pittsfield-Massachusetts
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Title: 1964-08-9421036-Pittsfield-Massachusetts
Author: Doug Gelbert
Language: francuski
Year: 2010
Subjects: Art, Architecture & Photography, Travel, History, Architecture, United States of America – Travel, United States History, General & Miscellaneous Architecture, U.S. Travel – General & Regional, United States History – Northeastern & Middle Atlantic Region, New England – Travel, Northeastern & Middle Atlantic Region – History – General & Miscellaneous
Publisher: Cruden Bay Books
ISBN: 9782369902522
Total pages: 9

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There is no better way to see America than on foot. And there is no better way to appreciate what you are looking at than with a walking tour. Whether you are preparing for a road trip or just out to look at your own town in a new way, a downloadable walking tour from walkthetown.com is ready to explore when you are. Each walking tour describes historical and architectural landmarks and provides pictures to help out when those pesky street addresses are missing. Every tour also includes a quick primer on identifying architectural styles seen on American streets. Pittsfield began as a business deal. In 1738 Colonel Jacob Wendell, bought 24,000 acres of lands known originally as Pontoosuck, a Mohican Indian word meaning “a field or haven for winter deer." Wendell acquired the land as a speculative venture; there is no evidence he ever visited Western Massachusetts from his home in Boston. Some say he bought the land as a tax dodge to resell without being subject to Boston levies, others say he was looking to develop for settlers. Either way the French and Indian War delayed development on the frontier for many years after some rudimentary settlement in 1743. By 1761 the village was ready to incorporate. Royal Governor, Sir Francis Bernard named it Pittsfield after British nobleman and politician William Pitt, a vocal supporter of the Americans. Pittsfield was an agricultural community, newly cleared cropfields were nourished by the many streams feeding into the Housatonic River. Merino sheep from Spain were introduced into the area in 1807 and woolen mills dominated the economic climate for most of the rest of the century. Situated in the center of the Berkshire Hills, the growing town became the county seat in 1868, replacing Lenox. The character of Pittsfield was to change dramatically in 1891, the year it incorporated as a city. William Stanley had recently come to town, up from Great Barrington, to establish his Stanley Manufacturing Company to produce the country’s first alternating current electric transformers. In 1903 the General Electric Corporation purchased controlling interest in Stanley’s company and the nascent corporate giant began establishing a presence in Pittsfield that would reach a peak workforce of over 13,000 and push the population to a high of 50,000. Widespread layoffs at General Electric in the 1980s began a company withdrawl that would claim all but a few hundred jobs. General Electric left behind an industrial wasteland that became a federally designated Brownfields site. The company left a legacy on the Pittsfield streetscape as well – what was once a town of great estates was now dominated by developments for middle-class workers. Our walking tour of downtown Pittsfield will be dominated mostly by pre-GE structures, many of which have changed usage with as the town has changed through the years. We’ll begin on the original village green which no longer calls to mind the bucolic shep-raising days of early Pittsfield…

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1964-08-9421019-Frankfort-Indiana

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Name: 1964-08-9421019-Frankfort-Indiana
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Title: 1964-08-9421019-Frankfort-Indiana
Author: Richard Kent
Language: angielski
Year: 2025
Subjects: N/A
Publisher: Arising Voice Publishing LLC
ISBN: 9798897049530
Total pages: 8

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Frankfort, Indiana, nestled in the heart of Clinton County, is more than just a small town; it’s a living testament to the enduring spirit of community and the power of shared history. This book, Frankfort, Indiana: A History from its Founding to the Present, embarks on a journey through time, tracing the town’s evolution from its humble beginnings to its current standing. From the challenges faced by early settlers grappling with frontier life to the transformative impact of the railroad and the industrial boom of the 19th century, the narrative unfolds with a focus on both the grand sweep of history and the intimate details that make Frankfort unique. Readers will encounter the trials and triumphs of its inhabitants, encountering not only names and dates but also the stories that shaped the town’s identity, from the legendary figure of ‘Ole Stoney’ whose influence resonated through the generations, to the countless unnamed individuals whose daily lives contributed to the town’s rich tapestry.
The book delves into the social, economic, and cultural aspects of Frankfort’s past. We will explore its evolving social structures, examining how its community life has adapted to shifting national trends; we will follow the path of its economic development, witnessing the rise and fall of different industries and the persistent efforts to maintain prosperity; and we’ll celebrate its cultural contributions, from its artistic expressions to its educational institutions and recreational pursuits.
This is more than just a scholarly work, it is a narrative intended to connect with a broad audience, from Frankfort resident’s eager to deepen their understanding of their heritage, to Indiana history enthusiasts seeking a glimpse into the past of a typical Hoosier town, and to genealogists tracing their family roots in this community. This book serves as a valuable resource for researchers while striving to be an accessible and compelling read for all. Ultimately, it is a story of people, of resilience, of change, and of the enduring spirit of Frankfort, Indiana.

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1964-08-9420990-Dayton-Ohio

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Name: 1964-08-9420990-Dayton-Ohio
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Size: 4.68 MB

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Title: 1964-08-9420990-Dayton-Ohio
Author: Doug Gelbert
Language: polski
Year: 2011
Subjects: History, Travel, World History, United States of America – Travel, Americas – General & Miscellaneous History, U.S. Travel – General & Regional, General & Miscellaneous Americas History, Midwestern U.S. – Travel, U.S. Travel – General & Miscellaneous
Publisher: Doug Gelbert
ISBN: 9788376661896
Total pages: 24

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There is no better way to see America than on foot. And there is no better way to appreciate what you are looking at than with a walking tour. Whether you are preparing for a road trip or just out to look at your own town in a new way, a downloadable walking tour is ready to explore when you are.

Each walking tour describes historical and architectural landmarks and provides pictures to help out when those pesky street addresses are missing. Every tour also includes a quick primer on identifying architectural styles seen on American streets.

A settling party from Cincinnati came here in 1796, seven years before Ohio achieved statehood. The names of the original owners of the land resonate on the town’s streets today: Arthur St. Clair, James Wilkinson, Israel Ludlow and the name-giver, Johnathan Dayton. Dayton, a New Jersey politician and major land speculator in Ohio, never set foot in the area but Ludlow laid out the new town. Ludlow is credited with surveying more land in Ohio than any early settler and he got his share of towns and streams named for him as well.

Dayton’s location at the forks of the Great Miami River where the Mad River joined and streams drained from the surrounding hills foretold a future as a shipping center for the rich surrounding farmland. Town pioneers pursued that course early on with the construction of the Dayton-Cincinnati Canal in 1827. The complexion of the community began to change with John Patterson, who once collected tolls on the Miami and Erie Canal. In 1884 Patterson and his brother bought James Riddy’s small business where he manufactured "incorruptible" cash registers. To mass produce the machines for his newly named National Cash Register (NCR) company Patterson needed to recruit highly skilled workers capable of precision workmanship. The term wasn’t in use 125 years ago but Dayton became one of the first high-tech centers in the United States.

There was no higher technology in the waning days of the 19th century than man’s quest for flight and it took two Dayton bicycle machinists, whose only training in aerodynamics came from reading everything they could find on the subject in the Dayton public library, to conquer the skies. Orville and Wilbur Wright established an experimental airplane factory in town, joining a handful of automobile pioneers already operating in Dayton. One mechanic, Charles F. Kettering came to link Dayton’s high-tech industries when he built a quick-starting electric motor for the cash register and then quit his job at NCR to adapt the invention as an automobile self-starter. He went on to found the influential Dayton Engineering Laboratories Company known world-wide as Delco.

While Dayton engineers were busy toppling the barriers of physics they received a reminder of the power of the natural world in 1913 when a four-day downpour sent the muddy waters of the Great Miami roiling over protective levees with the most disastrous flood in the town’s history. The levees were raised and the Miami subdued but the impact on Dayton remains nearly a century later. Many buildings were lost forever, some companies remained and rebuilt in the downtown core and others abandoned the floodplain for other areas, stimulating growth in suburban communities. Our walking tour of "Gem City" will start by the banks of the Great Miami where the river today looks tame and docile…

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