The story
The first woman founder of a manufacturing company in America won a Paris gold medal within 10 years, but the pottery she created went bankrupt during the Depression.
Everything that was here
- 1892–1960
Rookwood Pottery (Mt. Adams Building)Factory
The first woman founder of a manufacturing company in America won a Paris gold medal within 10 years, but the pottery she created went bankrupt during the Depression.
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