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Why did Milton Hershey build his factory in central Pennsylvania?
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How is Milton S Hershey connected to Pennsylvania?
Hershey's large factory and town are located in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
Who made Pennsylvania's chocolate factory?
Milton Hershey.
Where was Milton S. Hershey born?
Milton S. Hershey was born in Derry Township, Pennsylvania, United States.
Where is the chocoalate capital of the US located?
It's probably Hershey Pennsylvania, home of Milton Hershey and the Hershey chocolate factory.
When was Milton Hershey born?
Milton S. Hershey was born September 13, 1857 in Derry Church, Pennsylvania which later became Hershey, Pennsylvania. He died October 13, 1945 in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
What did Milton Hershey want to do?
Milton Hershey was first an apprentice then he became a Hershey Choclate maker at the biggest choclate factory!
Did Milton Hershey have his own town?
Yes, Milton Hershey made his own town called Hersey, Pennsylvania
Did Milton Hershey grow up on a farm?
Milton Hershey grew up on a farm in Derry Church, Pennsylvania.
Is Hershey a city?
Hershey Food Corperation is a US company and is the largest manufacturer of chocolate in North America. Hershey Pennsylvania is a city in southern Pennsylvania that is home to the corporation and Hershey Park an amusement park that is also affiliated with the Hershey Food Corporation. Milton Hershey School is a philanthropic school for underprivileged children. All of the above were founded by chocolate magnate Milton Hershey.
Where was Milton Hershey born?
Milton Snavely Hershey was born on September 13, 1857 on a farm near Derry Church, Pennsylvania.
What was the name of the town Hershey before Milton Hershey moved there?
Yes, they did name it after Milton Hershey. They also named Hersheypark after him.
What did Milton Hershey's wife die of?
Milton Hershey was born in Derry Church Pennsylvania (what is now Hershey Pennsylvania, and moved from Lancaster, to Philadelphia and eventually made his way back to Hershey once he established the "Hershey Industrial School". This school was created for orphan boys. Today, Milton is buried in the Hershey Cemetery in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
