A Dozen And Two Pastelles In Prose

Elbert Hubbard's collection of essays offers a vivid exploration of the Wanamaker stores, a renowned department store chain in early 20th-century America. Through a blend of prose, poetry, and artistic expression, each of the fourteen chapters delves into various elements such as architecture, merchandise, and employee experiences, providing an immersive look at the retail landscape of the time. Hubbard's engaging style makes this work both informative and entertaining, appealing to those interested in retail history, architecture, and American culture.