Glass House
About This Book
Published in 2017, this work chronicles Lancaster, Ohio's transformation from prosperous manufacturing hub to economically devastated community across five decades. The Anchor Hocking glass factory serves as the centerpiece of this decline, shifting from a reliable employer to a source of community trauma. Anyone seeking to comprehend contemporary American political and social dynamics will find this account indispensable.
Who Should Read This?
- Policy makers and elected officials concerned with economic development
- Academics studying American history and contemporary social issues
- Readers wanting to understand current American economic and political divisions
- Community leaders facing industrial decline in their regions
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