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WATERLOO SCRAPBOOK, 1971-1972, compilation of articles written and edited by Katherine Hart, softcover, first edition, illustrated with photos and engravings, 1972. BOOK CONDITION: very good. The text block is in fine condition with no tears, dog ears, or marks. . There is no bookplate nor signature of a prior owner. This is not a library book nor a remainder. Binding: two-staples. The wraps are good condition (intact, lightly chipped, discolored along edges). 11 x 8 ½, 53 pages, 6 ounces XX Katherine Hart wrote a weekly column about Austin history for the daily Austin American-Statesman in the late 1960s and early 1970s. This book contains the columns for October 1971 ? September 1972. XX Contents: Though Once 2-Piano Town, City Has Always Had Music, Literary History of Austin Updated by Waterloo Press, River City Became Home for Retired Governors, Visit by Jefferson Davis, Hills Gave Rise to Early Enthusiasm for City 's Site, Texans Had Never Seen Anything Like It Before, Austin Fails to Impress Early Visitor, President; How Convict Hill Received Its Name, Austin 's 'Bird's Eye View ': Accurate, Timely Portrait; Early Promoters Dreamed of Wealth, Fame for Austin; Horse and Buggy Era Was Time of Building in Austin, Julia Pease 's Christmastime Included Love and Patience, The Eve of Yule in 1863, Old Ledger Tells Annual Reflection, Austin 's Social Season Used to be a Humdinger, Austin Was Quick to Adapt to Modem Business Ways, Mule Car Was Rated High as Mass Transit System, Old Austin Building Has Fascinating Past History, Austin Woman Remembers 1915 Waller Creek Flood, Valentine 's Day Excitement Began Weeks Before Event, Congress Avenue Store Held Rescued Rebel Flag, Quiet Revolution Bringing Back Beauty of East Sixth, 1800s Accounts of Austin Touted Beauty, Healthy Air; Woman 's Father-In-Law Befriended Ben Thompson, Horses Were Big Yesterday, Progress Hasn't Ruined Beauty of Barton Springs, Horse Racing Was Big Attraction During Early Days of Community, St. Ed's Old Main Building Total Loss After '03 Blaze, Yesterday 's Board Had Hard Agenda, Little Campus Was Once Military Training School, Big Family Had Advantages in Early Centex Community, Early Victorian Mansions Victimized by Parking Lots, Capitol Dedication Was Merry Time, Papers Lauded Capitol, Sisters Educated Hundreds of Texas Women Students, Sitting on the Front Porch Was Part of Sumner Fun, Attics Were Tops in Victorian Houses, Besserer 's Band Provided Thrills, Courthouse Was Showcase, Model-T 'Liberated' Teenagers, Poet Was Moved by Austin, Austin Was Noted as Gambling Site, Austin Gambling Resorts, Automobile Trade Covers Memories, Early Theatre in Austin, Manor 's Name is Now 100, That 'Country Hospitatity,? Schoolma?am Days in Austin, Old Whitis School Taught Three R 's, U T Days Were Easy Long Ago, Austin Growth Halt Being Investigated, Early PTA Days Marked by Work, Anderson Mill Has Been Rebuilt. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 000978
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