BY: Ed Rumley
A new book showcases, through vintage images and narratives, the experiences of Italians in Paterson beginning in the early 1900s. Jennifer Tiritilli Ranu, author of the “Italians of Greater Paterson,” formally launched the book at the Paterson Museum earlier in the month. She recalled the immense effort in putting together the 128-page book.
“I called friends and acquaintances for their original photographs and pictures,” said Ranu (pictured). “I went back and forth with Arcadia Publishing. Some of the photos I received did not meet their standards; they were too old or faded.” Ranu’s book is part of a long-running series by Arcadia Publishing called “Images of America,” a collection featuring the history of small towns throughout the U.S.
SOURCE: http://patersontimes.com/
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