Page Summary: In 1843, a failed peddler named Frederick Stanley opened a small bolt shop in New Britain, Connecticut. The hardest physical work in 19th-century America was done by lumberjacks using only axes and saws.
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In 1843, a failed peddler named Frederick Stanley opened a small bolt shop in New Britain, Connecticut. The hardest physical work in 19th-century America was done by lumberjacks using only axes and saws. Try CuriosityStream today: PBS Member Stations rely on viewers like you.
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- The hardest physical work in 19th-century America was done by lumberjacks using only axes and saws.
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