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Pittsfield: GEM City in the Gilded Age
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Pittsfield: GEM City in the Gilded Age

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Carole Owens, author of the sumptuous Berkshire Cottages, presents a new work on the glories of Pittsfield, the New England village that became the Gem City of the Gilded Age. The aristocratic lifestyles of John D. Rockefeller, William Stanley and fellow captains of industry demanded equally glamorous houses: all are here, along with stories of a star-studded society era that included Edwin Hake Lincoln, Herman Melville and Wild Bill Hickok. Author Carole Owens brings Pittsfield’s lavish estates out from the shadow of its neighbors Lenox and Stockbridge, and chronicles the city during one of the most decadent periods in history.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Arcadia Publishing
Country
United States
Date
31 December 2007
Pages
117
ISBN
9781596294080

Carole Owens, author of the sumptuous Berkshire Cottages, presents a new work on the glories of Pittsfield, the New England village that became the Gem City of the Gilded Age. The aristocratic lifestyles of John D. Rockefeller, William Stanley and fellow captains of industry demanded equally glamorous houses: all are here, along with stories of a star-studded society era that included Edwin Hake Lincoln, Herman Melville and Wild Bill Hickok. Author Carole Owens brings Pittsfield’s lavish estates out from the shadow of its neighbors Lenox and Stockbridge, and chronicles the city during one of the most decadent periods in history.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Arcadia Publishing
Country
United States
Date
31 December 2007
Pages
117
ISBN
9781596294080