christopher latham sholes invented the first practical typewriter and the qwerty keyboard still in use today.
christopher latham sholes invented the first practical typewriter and the qwerty keyboard still in use today.
who invented the first practical typewriter and the qwerty keyboard still in use today?
christopher latham sholes
bullet::::- christopher latham sholes, inventor of the first practical typewriter and the qwerty keyboard configuration still in use today.









































bullet::::- elizabeth currid-halkett a university of southern california professor and internationally recognized author attended danville high school from 1992-1996.









































bullet::::- dan washburn, born in danville, pa, author of "the forbidden game: golf and the chinese dream"









































bullet::::- william ward watkin (1886-1952), american architect, professor and head of the architecture department at rice university.









































bullet::::- bill yerrick, baseball player.









































section::::see also.









































bullet::::- bloomsburg, pennsylvania









































bullet::::- mahoning creek (susquehanna river)









































bullet::::- sechler run









































section::::external links.









































bullet::::- danvillepa.com, sponsored by the "press-enterprise"









































bullet::::- danvilleboro.org
danville, pennsylvania
the wcd added the wisconsin athletic walk of fame alongside the u.s. cellular arena in 2001. at the end of this public promenade is a wisconsin historical marker noting the location where christopher sholes invented the first practical typewriter, featuring the qwerty keyboard layout.









































as the mecca, the building hosted first- and second-round games in the mideast regional of the 1984 ncaa tournament. the u.s. cellular arena also hosted all or part of every horizon league men's basketball conference tournament from 2003 to 2011.
uw–milwaukee panther arena