Hello all,
We recently weeded the following local Michigan history books from our non fiction collection and wanted to see if anyone wants them before I pass them on to Better World Books. If you want any, please reply with your RIDES code and I'll send them your way!
- You know me Al: a busher's letters by Ring W. Lardner
- The city of Flint grows up: the success story of an American community by Carl Crow
- Letter book of William Burnett: early fur trader in the Land of four flags edited by Wilbur M. Cunningham
- In the palm of the mitten: a memory book of the early 1900's by Bernice M. Chappel
- Sister Lakes by R.L. Rasmussen
- Kalamazoo and how it grew by Willis F. Dunbar
- Mackinac's Grand Hotel: the early years by Eugene T. Petersen.
- Early history of Owosso by Adele Ball
- A picture history of Jackson County, Michigan by David Ray and Jon Zaski
- Glimpses of the past: stories and pictures of North Berrien pioneer families by the
North Berrien Historical Society
- The Michigan Surname Index, Volumes 1 & 2 by the Michigan Genealogical Council
- A history of Little Paw Paw Lake and Deer Forest Michigan by R.L. Rasmussen
- Paw Paw Lake: Images of a lake by R.L. Rasmussen
- Between the iron and the pine: a biography of a pioneer family and a pioneer town by Lewis Charles Reimann
- Trails from Shingle Diggin's by Mabel Branch Stark
- Potato Creek: from pioneer mill stream to gentle lake by Frederick Karst.
- The Atlantic: copper and community south of Portage Lake by Sandra Hollingsworth
- Michigan through the centuries: Volumes 1-4 by Willis Frederick Dunbar