A biography of frances gaber
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Frances Gabe
American inventor
Frances Gabe | |
|---|---|
| Born | June 23, Idaho, US |
| Died | December 26, (age ) Oregon, US |
| Occupation(s) | Inventor, artist |
| Notable work | Self-Cleaning House |
Frances Gabe (June 23 – December 26 ) was an American inventor who is most well known for devising household gadgets for convenience but more specifically for designing and building the first "self-cleaning house".
Frances, the daughter of Frederick Arnholz and the former Ernestine Ganske was born on a ranch near Boise, Idaho.[1] Her father was an architect and construction worker which prompted the family to constantly move around.
A biography of frances gaber
Growing up, Frances constantly moved around, she attended a total of 18 different elementary schools. Gabe's interest in innovation and construction stemmed from her time accompanying her father at work. She found a sense of continuity among the builders she met when she accompanied her father on jobs and as she observed she learned much of the