Letter from Jaffrey, New Hampshire: business is kabooming

Jane Harrigan

Regional Review, 2002, vol. 12, issue Q 2, 30-33

Abstract: Begin with a glittering silver chrysanthemum, 1,000 feet wide, exploding over the Washington Monument on the Fourth of July. Proceed to Boston, where, with each cymbal crash of the \"American Symphony,\" the pistils of giant red flowers strobe 1,000 feet above the Charles River. Take your pick of 700 other fireworks displays from Miami to Minnesota to Montreal. If you could follow a string of colored stars from all these productions back to their source, the trail would end at a tan, brick, and metal building on a rural road in southwestern New Hampshire. Here, behind a door guarded by jade lions, the 22 employees of Atlas PyroVision Productions choreograph the displays that illuminate the nation.

Keywords: Small business; Manufactures; New Hampshire (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2002
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