Lowell firsts
Across
- 5. Sarah G. ______; first female telegrapher. Also labor activist and reformer
- 6. Addison ______; One of the first casualties of the Civil War (1861)
- 8. James ______ developed the first modern water turbine (1849)
- 13. Charles ______; One of the first casualties of the Civil War (1861)
- 14. First Irish American mayor of Lowell (1882)
- 17. First president to visit Lowell
- 19. ______ Bartlett; First mayor of Lowell (1836)
- 21. Luther ______; One of the first casualties of the Civil War (1861)
- 22. Lowell is the first city in the US to have ______ numbers (1880)
- 26. Edith ______ Rogers; first woman elected to congress from Massachusetts
- 27. ______ Howe; worked in Lowell before inventing the first practical sewing machine
- 28. L'______; The first Franco-American daily newspaper in the US (1881)
- 31. Hugh ______; his Irish laborers dug the first power canals (1822)
Down
- 1. Saint ______'s School; first Franco-American school in the diocese (1883)
- 2. John ______;Lowell's first Polish American mayor (1954)
- 3. ______ Church; Lowell’s first evening school, kindergarten, and nursery school
- 4. ______ Boydon installed his first turbine in the Appleton Mill in 1844
- 7. Sumner ______; One of the first casualties of the Civil War (1861)
- 9. Sokhary ______; First Cambodian American Mayor in the US
- 10. Lowell is the first integrated and ______ high school in the US
- 11. Lowell ______ Railroad Company; first ______-powered streetcar. Completed in 1864
- 12. First mass-produced soft drink in the US
- 15. Father John ______; celebrated first mass in Lowell (1827)
- 16. Gustavus D. Dows; invented the first marble ______ fountain and ice shaver (1863)
- 18. First Customer _____ Store opens in Lowell(1963)
- 20. First major textile mill (1823)
- 23. George C. _______; Lowell's first Greek American mayor (1951)
- 24. Lowell _______; the city's first large entertainment venue (1840)
- 25. John ______; nickname of first locomotive on the Boston & Lowell RR (1835)
- 29. Bucky ______; first black professional basketball player (1902)
- 30. Rev. Theodore ______; First Minister of St. Anne's