There are few who don't know at least one person who worked at that huge factory on Pennington Road. Back in the early 1950's, I made numerous deliveries to the maintenance department. It was a thriving and very busy plant during the war. Like other industrial giants, off shore lighting came into the country at prices that were impossible for American manufacturers to compete with, and Westinghouse was no more.
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Saturday, November 14, 2009
1917: WESTINGHOUSE COMES TO TRENTON
There are few who don't know at least one person who worked at that huge factory on Pennington Road. Back in the early 1950's, I made numerous deliveries to the maintenance department. It was a thriving and very busy plant during the war. Like other industrial giants, off shore lighting came into the country at prices that were impossible for American manufacturers to compete with, and Westinghouse was no more.
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This is one of those places I
remember passing by... I dont
remember if if was on the way to my Aunts in Ewing or my Grandparents who lived in Western
Trenton until 1972..but I INSTANTLY
recognized the building:)
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