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Started by Mechanic, October 11, 2007, 10:10:52 AM

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Mechanic

Following in the theme of stylised Linotypes, I found this glass window of a Linotype in the Zion Church in Baltimore, Maryland. Why a Linotype glass window in a church?

The church was founded by German Lutherans and honours a number of German immigrants who contributed to the development of arts and industry in the Baltimore area.



You can also take a virtual guided tour of the historic building.

http://www.zionbaltimore.org/vtour_self_guided.htm

George Finn (Mechanic)
Gold Coast
Queensland
AUSTRALIA


rag451

If I recall, there is some kind of vocational high school in Baltimor named for the inventor of the Linotype. That's truly neat! Where do you find these things?
Robert Griffith
Burleson, Texas
www.burlesonlinotype.com
www.burlesonhistory.com

Mechanic

Yes Robert,

The Mergenthaler Vocational Technical High School in Baltimore, Maryland opened in 1952 and was nationally acclaimed as America's state-of-the-art vocational technical center. The center was the result of a merger among three vocational high schools that were built in the early 1900's (the Edison Vocational High School, the Barton Vocational High School and the Mergenthaler Vocational High School of Printing).

The above par is taken from the following web site.

www.bh-ba.com/mergenthaler_votech.html

GOOGLE and I spend a lot of time together.
George Finn (Mechanic)
Gold Coast
Queensland
AUSTRALIA


Jeff Zilles [jeffo]



Sorry about this but I can't resist it !!

"Since the Net, Life has become a bit of a Google"

jeffo

rag451

Robert Griffith
Burleson, Texas
www.burlesonlinotype.com
www.burlesonhistory.com


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