BEFORE THE WAR
CIVIL WAR YEARS
INVENTIONS AND INDUSTRY
NORRISTOWN PENNSYLVANIA YEARS
PASADENA CALIFORNIA YEARS
MOUNT LOWE RAILWAY
AFTER THE RAILWAY
LOWE FAMILY
BOOKS ABOUT LOWE
NEWSPAPER ARTICLES
EVENTS AND REUNIONS
ARTIFACTS AND HISTORY
ENCYCLOPEDIA BIOGRAPHY
ACCLAMATIONS AND AWARDS
LINKS TO OTHER PROFESSOR T.S.C. LOWE WEBSITES
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MISSION STATEMENT
I am
endeavoring to promote the history and
legacy of Professor T.S.C. Lowe who was a leader and innovator
throughout his
lifetime. It is my intention not to profit from the memory of Professor
T.S.C.
Lowe but to allow for the free use of information so that current and
future
generations will appreciate his contributions to our great American
society.
Enjoy this great American's life story and feel free to use any
information
contained on this website. Lance S. Ferm
Webmaster Contact: Lance S. Ferm (Great-Great Grandson via Louise Lowe-Gleim the eldest daughter)
Collections Obtained by Lance Ferm
Joseph Ferm
Collection: Ida Gleim-Webster was the
granddaughter of Professor T.S.C. Lowe via Louise and was his personal
secretary. These artifacts came from the office of Professor T.S.C.
Lowe. This
collection was obtained by Pauline Gleim-Ferm from her sister Ida in
the late
1940s and was given to Joseph Ferm her son. Lance Ferm obtained this
collection
from his father from 2003 through 2006 and donated it to the National
Air and
Space Museum of the Smithsonian Institute in 2011.
Anne Read Collection: Edna Lowe-Wright was the daughter of Professor T.S.C. Lowe and his caregiver toward the end of his life. These artifacts came from the home of Professor T.S.C. Lowe and were given by Edna to her daughter Leonie Clair Wright-Read. This collection passed on to Anne Read-Warren, the great granddaughter of Professor T.S.C. Lowe by her mother Leonie. This collection was obtained by Lance Ferm in 2013.
Special thanks go to both Joseph Ferm and Anne Read for preserving their collections for over 50 years so they can be viewed by you today.
Anne Read Collection: Edna Lowe-Wright was the daughter of Professor T.S.C. Lowe and his caregiver toward the end of his life. These artifacts came from the home of Professor T.S.C. Lowe and were given by Edna to her daughter Leonie Clair Wright-Read. This collection passed on to Anne Read-Warren, the great granddaughter of Professor T.S.C. Lowe by her mother Leonie. This collection was obtained by Lance Ferm in 2013.
Special thanks go to both Joseph Ferm and Anne Read for preserving their collections for over 50 years so they can be viewed by you today.
