1982 Life Under Four Flags North River Basin Virginia C E May History HC DJ
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Life Under Four Flags in North River Basin of Virginia by C. E. May. Published by McClure Press. Second edition, 1982, amended, corrected, and name indexed; originally copyrighted in 1976. Hardcover bound in blue cloth with gilt lettering, with its dust jacket.
A detailed regional history exploring the communities, families, churches, and industries of Virginia’s North River Basin. Its local accounts and name index offer useful material for genealogists, Shenandoah Valley historians, and readers researching family connections in Augusta and Rockingham counties.
The photographed text discusses Mount Solon, Mossy Creek, mills, mining ventures, church congregations, and named local residents, illustrating the book’s attention to community life and regional development.
Good condition in a Fair dust jacket. Ex-library copy with a Mathews Memorial Library stamp on the title page and library labels and tape on the jacket. Blue cloth retains bright gilt lettering, with rubbing at the corners and spine ends and a small surface scuff on the front board. Page edges show light age toning and scattered spots. Interior pages shown are generally clean and readable. Dust jacket has rubbing, soiling, edge creasing, tears, and areas of loss, including noticeable damage on the spine. Please review all photographs for condition details.
SKU D-12
1982 Life Under Four Flags North River Basin Virginia C E May History HC DJ
$85.00
A detailed regional history exploring the communities, families, churches, and industries of Virginia’s North River Basin. Its local accounts and name index offer useful material for genealogists, Shenandoah Valley historians, and readers researching family connections in Augusta and Rockingham counties.
The photographed text discusses Mount Solon, Mossy Creek, mills, mining ventures, church congregations, and named local residents, illustrating the book’s attention to community life and regional development.
Good condition in a Fair dust jacket. Ex-library copy with a Mathews Memorial Library stamp on the title page and library labels and tape on the jacket. Blue cloth retains bright gilt lettering, with rubbing at the corners and spine ends and a small surface scuff on the front board. Page edges show light age toning and scattered spots. Interior pages shown are generally clean and readable. Dust jacket has rubbing, soiling, edge creasing, tears, and areas of loss, including noticeable damage on the spine. Please review all photographs for condition details.
SKU D-12