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27. Nov. 2022 · Andrew Carnegie reading in a study by Marceau, NYC, 1913, via American Libraries Magazine, Chicago. Andrew Carnegie was one of the wealthiest men in America by the time he exited the steel industry and began focusing on his philanthropies. He was a firm believer that those who were wealthy should share it with others.
Andrew Carnegie (/ kɑrneɪɡi / kar-Nay-gee, ali najčešće / kɑrnɨɡi / KAR-nə-gee ili / kɑrnɛɡi / kar-neg-ee, Dunfermline, 25. studenog 1835. - Lenox , Massachusetts , 11. kolovoza 1919. ) bio je škotsko - američki industrijalac koji je predvodio veliku ekspanziju američke industrije čelika u kasnom 19. stoljeću .
Name:Andrew Carnegie. Geboren am:25.11.1835. SternzeichenSchütze 23.11 - 21.12. Geburtsort:Dunfermline (Schottland) Verstorben am:11.08.1919. Todesort:Lennox, Massachusetts (USA) Der aus Schottland stammende US-amerikanische Industrielle und Stahlmagnat war ein ausgesprochener Philanthrop. 1848 in die USA immigriert, avancierte er in seinem ...
15. Jan. 2017 · Andrew Carnegie married Louise Whitfield in 1887, and the couple had one daughter, Margaret Carnegie. The dedication of Andrew Carnegie to his family was evident throughout his life, and his fortune also ensured their financial security and philanthropic work. Carnegie spent his final years at his estate in New York, continuing his ...
Andrew's father was a weaver, a profession the young Carnegie was expected to follow. But by the 1840s, the royal castle lay in ruins, as did the town's once-booming linen industry, which had long ...
Andrew Carnegie. Andrew Carnegie (n. 25 noiembrie 1835, Dunfermline, Scoția - d. 11 august 1919, Lenox, Massachusetts, Statele Unite) a fost un afacerist și filantrop american de origine scoțian și francmason [5]. A fost proprietarul trustului "Carnegie Steel Company", care i-a adus o avere imensă. Conform revistei Forbes din februarie ...
1. Aug. 2013 · How Andrew Carnegie Turned His Fortune Into A Library Legacy At the start of the 20th century, the ruthless, self-made steel industrialist paid $60 million for 1,689 public libraries to be built ...
