The upper Mohawk country : an illustrated history of Greater Utica / by David Maldwyn Ellis ; picture research by Douglas M. Preston ; sponsored by the Oneida Historical Society.

Main entry:

Ellis, David Maldwyn.

Title & Author:

The upper Mohawk country : an illustrated history of Greater Utica / by David Maldwyn Ellis ; picture research by Douglas M. Preston ; sponsored by the Oneida Historical Society.

Edition:

1st ed.

Publication:

Woodland Hills, Calif. : Windsor Publications, 1982.

Description:

214, [10] pages : illustrations (some color) ; 29 cm

Series:

Notes:
"Partners in progress: by Anne P. (Happy) Marsh and Gwyn Jones."
Includes bibliographical references (page 216) and index.
The pathway of empire -- The heroic age of pioneering, 1784-1817 -- Canal center and the reform impulse, 1817-1840 -- Beginning of the textile age, 1840-1865 -- Nursery for political leaders, 1865-1895 -- Mill workers and doughboys, 1895-1920 -- Prosperity and depression, 1920-1940 -- Recovery and revival, 1940-1960 -- Adjustments to change, 1960-1981 -- Colorful Utica, past and present -- Partners in progress.

ISBN:

0897810546
9780897810548

Subject:

Utica Region (N.Y.) History.
New York (State) Utica Region.

Form/genre:

History.

Added entries:

Preston, Douglas M.
Oneida Historical Society at Utica.
Windsor local history series.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 74210
Call No.: PO1256; ID:86-B12713
Status: Available

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