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Westinghouse, an Inecom Entertainment Company production ; written, directed & edited by Mark Bussler ; produced by Michael Bussler, Mark Bussler

Label
Westinghouse, an Inecom Entertainment Company production ; written, directed & edited by Mark Bussler ; produced by Michael Bussler, Mark Bussler
Language
eng
Characteristic
videorecording
Main title
Westinghouse
Oclc number
213394790
Responsibility statement
an Inecom Entertainment Company production ; written, directed & edited by Mark Bussler ; produced by Michael Bussler, Mark Bussler
Runtime
112
Series statement
Minutes of history series
Summary
Examines the life and career of industrialist George Westinghouse, pioneer of electric power and provider of numerous important inventions. Emphasizes Westinghouse's honesty and integrity as a businessman and possessor of wealth
Table Of Contents
Early life -- Civil War service -- The move to Puttsburgh -- The need for brakes -- First air brake trial -- Burlington brake trials -- George and Margurite -- Gas industry -- The Westinghouse factories -- Saturday half holiday -- Thomas Edison and DC power -- The alternating current system -- Westinghouse Electric Company -- Nikola Tesla -- Battle of the currents -- The magic city of 1893 -- Lights at the fair -- Niagara Falls -- The Westinghouse engineers -- Union Switch and Signal -- Lesser known inventions -- The disaster of 1907 -- Head in the stars -- Life moves on -- Westinghouse Appliances -- Friends in high places -- The golden age -- Everywhere around the fairs -- 1939 New York World's Fair -- Elektro and the time capsule -- A cultural shift -- Westinghouse today -- A people person -- Remembering Uncle George -- The legacy of Westinghouse
Technique
live action
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