The Lost Jobs of History (Voices of History)

Told chronologically, the book journeys through centuries of changing work, exploring the lamplighters who lit city streets before electricity, the ice cutters who harvested frozen ponds before refrigeration, the mudlarks and pure-finders who scavenged urban filth for survival, and the telephone operators who connected entire communities with a simple "Number, please." Drawing on primary sources, eyewitness accounts, and contemporary reports, Greyson vividly reveals not just how these jobs were done, but what their rise and fall says about society, technology, and the relentless march of economic change.
Perfect for fans of social history, economic history, and everyday life studies, The Lost Jobs of History combines gripping storytelling with meticulous research. It is both a tribute to the resilience of past workers and a reflection on the timeless question: what happens to people when progress makes their labor obsolete?

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