The history of Scovill Manufacturing
1802 to 1974 in Waterbury, CT
Check out the greatest generation
& parents quality of life as a creative community
Many have asked why I spent over a year creating the Scovill bulletins
for future generations.
Young people today to not understand and appreciate the quality of
life they have.
The country has been built and defended by past generations and I could
not ever expressed
in words what it was like in the fifties, sixties, and seventies as
a factory worker in which I raised my family.
The bulletin is a weekly account in the 1940s during the war and shows
how manufacturing went downhill with the plant being sold in 1975.
In life the entropureal spirit is needed check out the 60's where they
asked for ideas and gave them rewards for systems & products.
Not all young people are college material and most need to look back
in history to see how their ancestors lived.
History is put on the Internet for future leaders to learn from the
past generations and not repeat those mistakes.
Within these bulletins is how the union & management did not understand
each other & why it changed!
Future generations will need new arrangements in history and intellectual
explanations on all subjects and products in history.
An economic environment can be created that fosters collaboration
and input that will allow history to be displayed.
A common sense approach will include a full range of content for
public access in the electronic world.
The Public Participation for education purposes will depend
on the revenue from donations to support information
to create PDF Format content
and suport the web site service's for future generations. A common
set of
principles in providing content in which future generations can
evaluate economic knowledge on the internet. Hence,
they can add their own view within the content to provide and create
their future quility of life.
They do not read newspapers & go to Library's but they love
the internet for content & knowledge.
This is a Public Network of history showing factory workers and
management in PDF Format that
will reach an audience that ranges from scientists to freshmen in
remedial courses to children
intrested in what thier great, great, grandparent's life was like
in years gone by.
Hopefully those who have older bulletins and albums of Scovill Mfg.
and other Naugatuck Valley industry history
will get in touch so that what they have avaiable can be shared
with future generations.
Click Name to send E-mail Robert J. St. Germain Sr. To Create Opportunities
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