Gorgeous Carnegie Libraries Pittsburgh, PA, USA, June 10, 2024: The main branch of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh was dedicated in 1895 in the city's Oakland neighborhood.

The 39-year-old Schwab certainly had reasons to let off some steam. It had been his task to negotiate and attempt the merger of the steel interests of his old mentor, Andrew Carnegie, and those ...

Editor’s note: In her just released book, “A New Era of Philanthropy,” Dimple Abichandani, a philanthropy leader and adviser, imagines herself as a podcast host interviewing Andrew Carnegie, often ...

Carnegie Science's Desert Laboratory in Tucson, Arizona served as an intellectual hub where pioneering ecologists helped transform the emerging discipline of ecology from descriptive natural history ...

The papers mentally transport her down the hall to the first floor gallery of The Carnegie in Covington, where she’s methodically constructing a new world. She calls it Notations on Ritual. The ...

So, drawing on Carnegie’s 1889 essay The Gospel of Wealth, what can a robber baron teach a tech titan such as Zuckerberg about the essence and expectations of enormous wealth?

The 19th-century industrialists were called ‘robber barons’ – but they did more to improve society than many of today’s super-rich.

What American steel baron Andrew Carnegie thought of Varanasi and the Taj One of the richest men of his time, Carnegie visited the Gangetic Belt after short stops in Madras and Calcutta.

When Andrew Carnegie, all 5ft of him with his snow-white beard, entered the Cleveland courtroom, everyone except the brazen Cassie Chadwick held their breath.

The Scottish-style castle was built in 1927 for Andrew Carnegie's daughter and only child, Margaret Carnegie Miller. Concierge Auctions says from 2000 to 2004, it was renovated and restored into ...

The gospel of wealth, and other timely essays, by Andrew Carnegie by Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919 Publication date 1900 Topics Wealth, Economics Publisher New York, The Century co. Collection cornell; ...

Carnegie was not a fan of extravagance, ostentation or inherited wealth. “Why should men leave great fortunes to their children?” he asked in “ The Gospel of Wealth, " an 1889 essay.