Eberhard Anheuser originally a soap manufacturer open its mind to join the brewery business and establish the world’s largest manufacturer of beer in the world Anheuser Bush..Eberhard Anheuser an Immigrant to the United States originally from Germany was the brain behind all this operating and establishing this company on St Louis, Missouri. Eberhard Anheuser originally in the soap industry became a part owner of a brewery called Bavarian Brewery, which open its door in 1852 arguably the birth of Anheuser Bush Brewery. In 1860 Anheuser bought out this brewery and named it after him E. Anheuser & Co. In 1839 when the Adolphus Bush came into the picture, Adolphus was 21 years of age when he establish a partnership in the brewing business. It was through this field where Bush and Anheuser met.
The Santee Cooper Project is a part of my family’s legacy also. My Great Grandfather helped build Lake Marion. South Carolinians wanted to use the rivers for transporting goods between the Midlands and the Low Country. This initially started Santee Cooper. A private company with Governor William Moultrie as president and General Francis Marion as a director was charted by the state in 1786 to help with this task.
There is also a beautiful gift shop at the first stair. At the second floor, there is a video room where film about the Buffalo soldiers’ history has been shown. There are also two photo rooms at the second floor which are a wonderful collection of photos about African-American soldiers’ life. Although during the Civil War a lot of African-American regiments were established which most of their members were originally former slaves who had served in the Union Army; but the “Buffalo Soldiers” was the first all-black regiment in U.S. army that was established by the congress during the peacetime. “Buffalo Soldiers” were members of the U.S. 10th Cavalry Regiment which formed on 1866.
Robert Owen was born on the 14th May 1771. His father sent him to work at a drapery in Lincolnshire at the age of ten. He spent three years in Stamford but then moved to London. He stayed in that job until 1787 when he found work at a large drapery in Manchester. He was in Manchester when he heard about the success Richard Arkwright was having at a textile factory in Cromford.
In the book titled The Danger Tree by author David Macfarlane he writes about the major events of Newfoundland’s twentieth century, and a hundred years’ worth of stories about his great grandparents Josiah and Louisa Goodyear and their seven children: Josiah (Joe—David Macfarlane’s grandfather), Roland, Hedley, Stanley, Kenneth, Raymond, and Daisy (Kate). Macfarlane begins his book visiting his Grandmother in a nursing home, she is older and in failing health, her memory is wandering and the author uses the situation to introduce his connection to the Goodyear family. His grandmother Miss Carnell from Carmanville was a schoolteacher. She married Macfarlane’s grandfather Joe Goodyear and the author is recollecting his grandparent’s trip home after a winter spent in the woods. They attempt a treacherous river crossing with Macfarlane’s mother Beth, just a baby at the time wrapped up in blankets in a box tied to the front of a sled.
May 1st 1851 marked the opening of the Great Exhibition of 1851. The exhibition had more than six million visitors and over one hundred thousand separate exhibits. One half of the space for exhibits was reserved for Great Britain and its colonies, while the other half was reserved for foreign countries. According to page 94 of the textbook, the exhibits contained items that displayed the industrial, agricultural, and artistic achievements of each nation. It was the first event that brought so many people from different classes and cultures together in one place at the same time.
Also, a genogram and ecomap was drawn, including home safety assessment. Firstly, occupational and educational data revealed M.S to be a truck driver for one of the reputed companies in the neighborhood and has high school and two years of college education. His mother who is an older adult still works in a hospital as a desk officer; she has a two year college degree in business. M.S’s wife E.S is a housewife, and she looks after the baby. She has high school level education and used to work before she had her child.
He had his shoe repair shop in the first and rented the second to Fisher's Variety. When Tony's daughter was married to Sam Nasca they took over the second store and established Sam's Restaurant, and so it remains. Mrs. Barns also owned and developed the next nearby vacant property during the '20s. One store, leased in advance, became an A&P, another was Levesconte's Men's Shop, and the third, after prohibition was repealed, became Dakers' Liquor Store. A large part of the present Village Hardware occupies the same location.
I park my car and walk towards the Entrance of Ella Sharp Museum. Before 1913 this was a farm where Ella Sharp was raised and lived. The home which is now part of the museum was the home of hilside farm. Here, papers, photos, and letters were found to tell the story of how this beautiful land became part of Jackson County Parks. It all began with Mary Wing, whom is Ella’s mother.
Timeline of Railroad and Water Transportation Railroad Transportation 1824 : The General Survey Bill was the first significant legislative act to provide assistance to railroads. 1826-1834 : The state of Pennsylvania constructed a canal - railroad route that extended from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh on the Ohio River. 1832 : The Railroad Iron Bill was another law promoting railroad transportation. The bill was passed by Congress after several years of debate which removed the tariffs on iron imported for use as rails. 1834 : The first railroad land grant was made to the Tallahassee Railroad.