Table of Contents
Kennett:
The
Short,
Colorful
Life
of
a
California
Copper
Town
and
Its
Founding
Family
by
Jane
B.
Schuldberg
The
world's
9th
largest
copper
producing
town,
founded
by
Bernhard
"Ben"
and
Rosa
Golinsky,
disappears.
Maps
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Preface
Going Back in Time
The Coming of the Railroad
Kennett Is Born
The Golinskys Come to Town
Kennett Becomes a Real Little City
Keswick: The Smoky Metropolis
The Copper Belt: The Mammoth and Golinsky Mines
Other Prospering Mines and Smelters
Growth After the Great 1904 Fire
Bernhard: The New Town
Tram, Smelter, and Building Boom
Modern Kennett
Vice, Crime, and Disasters
Prosperity and Its Perils, 1906–1912
Memorable Personalities
World War I, the Depression, and Prohibition
Shasta Dam and the End of Kennett
Personal Recollections and Legacies of the Mines
Afterword
References
About the Author
