Delaware from Freeways to E-Ways: First State, Solid-State
Nov 2024 · Dave Tabler
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Delaware from Freeways to E-Ways is a balanced blend of meticulous research and colorful anecdotes. From the first skyscraper in the early 20th century to the present day’s crucial digital medical technology, the evolution of this small-but-pivotal state has played a role in shaping modern society. Tabler’s painstaking work ensures readers will enjoy immersing themselves in the powerful local and national narratives that shape our country’s history.
Delaware from Freeways to E-Ways is a balanced blend of meticulous research and colorful anecdotes. From the first skyscraper in the early 20th century to the present day’s crucial digital medical technology, the evolution of this small-but-pivotal state has played a role in shaping modern societ...
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amy campbell
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February 3, 2025
I enjoyed reading Dave Tabler's second installment from his Delaware History Overview series called, Delaware from Railways to Freeways: First State, Second Phase. I was looking forward to get my hands on book three, Delaware from Freeways to E-Ways: First State; Solid State. I did not hesitate when I had the opportunity to receive a copy. I was not disappointed. The book is rich in history with colorful photographs all throughout. It covers a variety of historical subjects, which includes: muse
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Dave Tabler is a Delaware historian and author of six books on Delaware's past, including "Delaware Behaving Badly" and "Delaware Keepers." Drawing on diaries, period newspapers, and archival records, his work uncovers the overlooked stories of everyday Delawareans. He also publishes AppalachianHistory.net, and is a member of the Delaware Press Association and the Delaware Historical Society.
Dave Tabler is a Delaware historian and author of six books on Delaware's past, including "Delaware Behaving Badly" and "Delaware Keepers." Drawing on diaries, period newspapers, and archival records, his work uncovers the overlooked stories of everyday Delawareans. He also publishes AppalachianH...
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