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Electricity:
12016-03-07T22:09:39-08:00Laura Krok-Horton8821b4dc04b04778e711bda7feea85180355aedb81803plain2016-03-28T22:22:09-07:00Laura Krok-Horton8821b4dc04b04778e711bda7feea85180355aedbCompared to gas and coal in the earlier generation, kitchens in Levittown were powered by electricity. Electricity was considered safer, cleaner, and more contemporary.
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12016-03-07T14:21:04-08:00Laura Krok-Horton8821b4dc04b04778e711bda7feea85180355aedbAn Example of an Open Kitchen Design, 1950's Levittown2media/open.jpgplain2016-04-19T05:51:33-07:00Laura Krok-Horton8821b4dc04b04778e711bda7feea85180355aedb
