Spirit of Philadelphia

Spirit of Philadelphia--a unique presentation of historical fiction by G. J. House about the Nation's involvement in the Great War. Philadelphia's part in WWI ending with the Armistice, published in recognition of the U.S.A.'s 100th Anniversary of formal involvement in WWI, April, 1917-November, 1918. A historical achievement to keep as an era and Philadelphia reference, but also a story of America's past culture. The story highlights an original Philadelphia family--the Roberts--and vivid characters taking part in the war efforts including the world's largest ship building enterprise at the time, known as Hog Island (now the Philadelphia International Airport). There are many depictions of immigration during the decade, as well as military history, ethnic PHILADELPHIA and "KEYSTONE" scenarios. Also a number of beloved sights and sounds are expressed in the story. So, enjoy this novel for a fun approach to cherished history and family legacy--sure to interest both men and women, and to entertain as well as instruct.