Ralph,
I was not employed by The Hoover Company. I've been there NUMEROUS times. I now am very close friends with many past and present employees. I DID act as a docent at The Hoover Historical Center. It is the vacuum museum opened by The Hoover Company, now owned by Walsh Univeristy. It is the university's own museum, as they now have a degree in Museum Studies.Contrary to argument, it IS a full fledged museum, although I will NOT argue that point, at all.
I've been in ALL of the Hoover buildings, opened and closed. I even spent LOTS of time at the beautiful "main factory and offices" on Maple Street. I'm very welcome in that town AND in their "world of Hoover".I've also been all through TTI.And, plan to return this year.
So, I asked them, when they entered me into the Employees' storefile, 'What, exactly did I DO at Hoover"? They replied, 'PR". We all laughed.
I hope that answered your question.
John.
I was not employed by The Hoover Company. I've been there NUMEROUS times. I now am very close friends with many past and present employees. I DID act as a docent at The Hoover Historical Center. It is the vacuum museum opened by The Hoover Company, now owned by Walsh Univeristy. It is the university's own museum, as they now have a degree in Museum Studies.Contrary to argument, it IS a full fledged museum, although I will NOT argue that point, at all.
I've been in ALL of the Hoover buildings, opened and closed. I even spent LOTS of time at the beautiful "main factory and offices" on Maple Street. I'm very welcome in that town AND in their "world of Hoover".I've also been all through TTI.And, plan to return this year.
So, I asked them, when they entered me into the Employees' storefile, 'What, exactly did I DO at Hoover"? They replied, 'PR". We all laughed.
I hope that answered your question.
John.