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How George Westinghouse Changed the World
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Westinghouse Power Generation Booklet
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Orlando Centennial Scrapbook: Westinghouse Centennial, 1886-1986
Tags: 100 Years of Quality Paper Drop Contest; Air Brake Company; air brakes; Al Lagore; Alafaya Trail; alternating currently AC; Always Meet Requiremens Day; AMR; Ann Vanderveer; Betty Covington; Bill Bygren; Bill Foehlich; Bill Moorhead; Bill Thomas, Jr.; Bob Ward; Bucky Walter; Bud Lang; Centennial Art Show; centennials; Charlie Ruch; Cheryl Wisniewski; Chester Station; Chicago Columbian Exposition; Chicago World's Fair; Chuck Burkhart; Chuck Yaskanich; Colleen Repplier; Computer Center; corporations; Cy Banish; Debbie Barnwell; Dick Rahenkamp; Dick Taylor; Don Etchison; Don Udauchak; Douglas D. Danforth; E. K. Johnson; Ed Millison; Eddystone Station; electric; electric elevators; electrical; electricity; engines; Garrison Alley; Gary Bushey; Gene Cattabiani; George Dann; George Westinghouse, Jr.; George Westinghouse, Sr.; Glenn Cox; Glenn Gamble; Harold Weatherman; Howard Pierce; Human Resources Communications; industrial atom smashers; inventions; inventors; James M. Cox; James Middleton Cox; Jan Scalise; Janet Gaines; Jeff Meeri; jet aircraft engines; Jim Lau; Joe Fenza; Joe Meyers; Joe Turner; John Bushey; Karen Weaver; Kelly Corwin; Ken Johnson; kitchen appliances; Kurt Steinebronn, Jr.; Kurt Steinebronn, Sr.; logos; Lou Nagoda; manufacturing; Martha Christopher; meters; Mike Cox; Mike Thompson; motors; Nautilus; Navy; New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad; nuclear power plants; nuclear submarines; nuclear subs; orlando; Patti Millison, Jr.; Patti Millison, Sr.; Paul Kamphaus; Pearl Harbor; Peggy Johnson; Productivity and Quality Center; propulsion; Quality Achievement Award; Quality Improvement Process; radars; railway signals; railway switches; research and development; Rich Thompson; Richmond Station; RIGIFLEX; Robert A. Heinlein; Robert Anson Heinlein; Rockefeller Center; Roy Dunderdale; Shippingport Atomic Power Station; steam generators; Steve Piermont; Steve Richards; Tammie Barrier; technology; Ted Moss; television cameras; Terry Hall; The Quadrangle; Thomas Alva Edison; Thomas Edison; Tom Kuchma; trademarks; Uniform Shipping System Team; Warren G. Harding; Warren Gamaliel Harding; Westinghouse Electric Company; Westinghouse Electric Corporation; Westinghouse Power Systems; World's Columbian Exposition; World's Fair: Columbian Exposition
Commemorating the Opening of a Museum Honor George Westinghouse
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