How did Father Baker pay only $2,000 to buy millions of meals during the Great Depression?
Father Baker once convinced the Diocese of Buffalo to give him $2,000. Father Baker turned that into millions of meals that fed hundreds of thousands during the Great Depression. How did he do it? Why is the answer to this question particularly relevant? Place your answer in the comment below then read The Miracle of Limestone Hill for the both the real story as well as the location of what, until 1908, was once the world’s largest office building.
Author: Chris Carosa
8:02 pm
He marketed the Limestone
10:12 pm
Right idea. Wrong natural resource.