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SUMMARY:Andrew Carnegie-From Steel to the Building of Libraries
LOCATION:Carnegie Library\nCarnegie Library
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DESCRIPTION:Andrew Carnegie amassed an enormous fortune in the steel indus
 try and then became a major philanthropist..\nhttps://pmlib.libnet.info/ev
 ent/14732317
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>During the late 19th century when steel wa
 s first used as railroad track\, Carnegie perfected low-cost steel product
 ion. Carnegie Steelworks\, in Homestead\, PA\, employed men producing stee
 l under primitive industrial working conditions.&nbsp\; This program will 
 feature the 1892 strike at Homestead which pitted the Pinkerton Detective 
 Agency against the steelworkers\, ending with 10 deaths.&nbsp\; After Carn
 egie sold his steel company to J.P. Morgan\, he gave all his money away by
  building over 2500 libraries\, many of which still exist today.&nbsp\; In
  2012 Patchogue's very own Carnegie Library c.1908\, one of only four buil
 t on Long Island\, was saved from the wrecking ball\, moved to West Main S
 treet and today serves the community as our Teen Center.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>
 Rick Feingold teaches American Business History at Bergen Community Colleg
 e and holds an MBA from Penn State University and a B.A. in History from R
 utgers University.</p>\n<p></p>\nhttps://pmlib.libnet.info/event/14732317
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