Jerusalem: The Christian Herald Photoguide

Foster, Dave

Christian Herald Books

Pictorial Softcover Published by Cricket  1992.    168 Pristine Pages.  This book has a tiny bit of spine edge wear, it looks like new.  I have provided a photograph for You.

Lees Ferry: Angling, boating, and historical guide

Marble Canyon Books

During the 1780s, the pioneers of Western North Carolina wanted to set up a new state called Franklin in the area we know today as East Tennessee, but their efforts to convince the Continental Congress failed. A militia battle near Johnson City settled the matter. Two strong-willed men, John Sevier and John Tipton, led the pro and con factions.

Franklin the Stillborn State

History

Americas

Top Tenn Press, Inc.

This book offers the reader a moving story as seen from inside a mid-century orphanage. After the death of his father, the author goes with his mother, two sisters and brother to live in an orphanage. Their mother planned to live there until a conflict with the superintendent caused her to leave. Foster tells how the four siblings then devise a tight family bond of kinship. He employs a dozen broad topics to describe the orphanage, and opens the entire range of emotions he experienced while growing up.

Life In The Orphanage

Biographies & Memoirs

Top Tenn Press, Incorporated

This book describes the intrigue-filled times, from 1790 to 1796, when Tennessee was known as the Southwest Territory. The state had an unusual birth, the first to enter the Union by way of a territory. Before joining, the pioneers of the area tested self government more than once. From Watauga Association to Cumberland Compact to the would-be State of Franklin, the citizens ruled themselves without an okay from any outside system.

Tennessee Territory to Statehood

A Soundmans Handbook of Answers

Education & Teaching

Foster, Mr David E

Schools & Teaching

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

From Watauga to Cumberland to Franklin, Tennessee went through many changes before joining the Union. This book describes the events of 1790 to 1796 and the challenges faced by the founders.

Tennessee: Territory to Statehood

Overmountain Press

During the 1780s, the pioneers of Western North Carolina wanted to set up a new state called Franklin in the area known today as East Tennessee, but their efforts to convince the Continental Congress failed. A militia battle near Johnson City settled the matter. Two strong-willed men, John Sevier and John Tipton, led the pro and con factions, the details of which are chronicled in this book.

Franklin: The Stillborn State and the Sevier/Tipton Political Feud

Throughout the book, find detailed fly fishing maps that reveal points of history, boating landmarks, and access to the natural history and beauty of this area.

Fly Fishing Lees Ferry: The Complete Guide to Fishing and Boating the Colorado River Below Glen Canyon Dam

Sports & Outdoors

Hunting & Fishing

No Nonsense Fly Fishing Guidebooks

This river guide provides a clear understanding of the complex and fascinating 15 miles of river that can provide fly anglers 40-fish days. Detailed maps direct fly and spin fishing access. Learn history, boating and geology and see the area's beauty. Indispensable for the angler and intrepid visitor to the Marble Canyon.

Fly Fishing Lees Ferry: The Complete Guide to Fishing and Boating the Colorado River Below Glen Canyon Dam (No Nonsense Fly Fishing Guides)

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