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Breath Escaping Envelopes
Letters and photographs from the Grand Traverse bay region 1875-1905
233 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2000
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September 15, 2015
Terrific piece of micro-history for the northwest corner of Torch Lake in northern Michigan, but more of a larger history of women pioneers, and I'm sure their experience wasn't limited to Torch Lake, northern Michigan, or the midwest.
In the words of the editor/author of this great book, Betty Beeby, "I hope this book is considered more than a family chronicle; rather, that it is enjoyed as a time capsule of photographs, postmarks and records of speech and how women 'made do' in one small place in early northern Michigan."
In the words of the editor/author of this great book, Betty Beeby, "I hope this book is considered more than a family chronicle; rather, that it is enjoyed as a time capsule of photographs, postmarks and records of speech and how women 'made do' in one small place in early northern Michigan."
March 22, 2008
This was a Christmas gift to my Mom, who lent it back to me when she was done. A great glimpse of what life was like, for women especially, here in the Traverse Area of Michigan around the turn of the century. I thought the content and photos might have been better organized.
January 3, 2010
Read this years ago and loved it. I wish there would have been to it, I could have been sucked in forever! One I want to own...
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