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THE DEVIL'S BACKBONE: the story of the Natchez Trace (AL, MS, TN). by Jonathan Daniels.
Old trail's drama and role in American history--a path that traveled through 3 southern and eastern states from Nashville, Tennessee to Natchez, Mississippi and linking the Cumberland, Tennessee, and Mississippi Rivers. Originally developed by Native Americans and then in the late 1700s and early 1800s the trail carried explorers, pioneers and settlers and traders as well as soldiers and robbers. Conflict between government and Indians over lands occurred, and individuals on both sides sought ways to benefit from outcomes. 278 pages.
Inventory = 3. ISBN: 0-88289-438-2. 1985. Order #: PELI2817 paper$4.25.
THE FRENCH
QUARTER AND OTHER NEW ORLEANS SCENES. by Joseph A. Arrigo.
Sketches of city's most
charming landmarks accompanied by descriptions of significance--Jackson square, Mint, plantation houses, river boats, street car, band, more. Illustrated with drawings, 91 pages. This edition has a color cover.
Inventory = 2.ISBN: 0-88289-455-2. 1984. Order #: PELI2816 paper$7.95.
THE FRENCH
QUARTER AND OTHER NEW ORLEANS SCENES. by Joseph A. Arrigo.
Sketches of city's most
charming landmarks accompanied by descriptions of significance--Jackson square, Mint, plantation houses, river boats, street car, band, more. Illustrated with drawings, 91 pages. This edition has a black-and-white cover.
Inventory = 2.ISBN: None. 1977. Order #: PELI11027 paper$7.95.
THE INDIANS OF LOUISIANA. by Fred B. Kniffern.
Tells how Louisiana's first people came to this new country and made it their home many hundreds of years ago and how changes slowly took place as they developed new ways. From evidence gathered at archaeological sites such as middens, great mounds of white clam shells and dirt, it is reported that the earliest Indians had no bows and arrows, no axes, and made no pottery. Text explores these ancient Indians and also historic people, with emphasis on the mound builders and Louisiana Indians since1700. Includes Indian legends and tales, list of tribes and where they lived, and proper pronunciations of Indian names. With the coming of the white man, clashing cultures diminished these first inhabitants in numbers. Drawings, 108 pages.
Inventory = 1.ISBN: 0-911116-97-4. 1985. Order #: PELI11069 cloth$14.50.
THE MAVERICK GUIDE TO HAWAII. by Robert W. Bone.
Oriented both to the consumer of tourist services and the devotee of travel knowledge about the local culture and
history. Contains hundreds of valuable tips on what to see and do--and what to avoid. Extensive chapters on each of the six major islands with discussions of recreation, sightseeing, tours. Validate entries pre-trip. Maps, 480 pages, index.
Inventory = 2.ISBN: 0-88289-491-9. Order #: PELI2803 paper$10.95.
THE MAVERICK GUIDE TO NEW ZEALAND. by Robert W. Bone.
A combination lecture, gossip session, and
practical guide that gives facts about this country based on solid research that are
reliable for travelers. Inside tips on things to see and do and the history, language, and culture of the country. Tells of weather and climate, mountains and volcanoes, flora and fauna. Details features and travel in six regions. ,Maps, 308 pages, index.
Inventory = 2.ISBN: 0-88289-470-6. 1986. Order #: PELI2805 paper$11.95.
MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST SCENES. by Joseph A. Arrigo.
Portrays the beauty and charm of the 88 miles of
coastline from Louisiana to Alabama and its picturesque towns and cities, with brief
descriptions and facts of interest--steamboats, mansions, pottery shop, churches, forts, lighthouses. Drawings, 96 pages.
Inventory = 3. ISBN: None. 1977. Order #: PELI2815 paper$7.95
THE PELICAN GUIDE TO HISTORIC HOMES AND SITES OF REVOLUTIONARY AMERICA, Vol. 1: New England. by Adelaide Hechtlinger.
Covers Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Massachusetts,
and Connecticut from the standpoint of history of the states, cities, and landmarks dating from the Revolutionary epoch.
For instance, there is the Paul Revere House, the Boston Light, the John Paul Jones House, Faneuil Hall, and more. Photos, 128 pages, index.
Inventory = 3. ISBN: 0-88289-090-5. 1976. Covers with small stains. Order #: PELI2814 paper$7.95.
#THE PELICAN GUIDE TO THE BAHAMAS. Moore.
In-depth look at these 700 islands beginning only 50 miles off Florida's Atlantic coast for visitors on short or extended excursions and on all budgets. Maps, 353 pages.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-88289-380-7. 1985. Order #: PELI2807 paper$12.95.
THE PELICAN GUIDE TO THE GARDENS OF LOUISIANA. by Joyce Yelldell LeBlanc.
A guided tour of the historic gardens of Louisiana, including Longue Vue, Avery Island, Vieux Carre, Afton Villa, and more. Gives locations, histories, seasonal factors and special features, See water lilies, egrets, blooming dogwoods, tulips. Maps, color photographs, 64 pages.
Inventory = 3. ISBN: 0-88289-003-4. 1974. Order #: PELI1895 paper$7.95.
THE PELICAN GUIDE TO NEW ORLEANS. by Thomas Griffin.
Details leading attractions of the Crescent City
including jazz and every phase of the Crescent City; people, entertainment, history, night life, cuisine, business, industry, and culture., Mardi Gras, tips for a five-day stay, restaurants. Photos, 176
pages, index..
Inventory = 2.ISBN: 0-88289-010-7. 1983. Order #: PELI2811 paper$7.95.
#THE PELICAN GUIDE TO OLD HOMES OF MISSISSIPPI, Vol. 2: Columbus and the North. Kempe.
Presents the architectural and historical attractions of Macon, Corinth, Columbus,
Starkville, Oxford, Greenville-Delta, and other North Mississippi areas. Includes
essential information for sightseers. Photos, 154 pages.
Inventory = 1.ISBN: 0-88289-135-9. Order #: PELI2808 paper$7.95.
THE PELICAN GUIDE TO PLANTATION HOMES OF LOUISIANA. Calhoun.
Contains
brief sketches of over
200 architecturally and significant homes. Those open to the public as well as private
residences of note are covered in easy-to-follow tours. Photos, map, 128 pages, index.
Inventory = 2.ISBN: 0-91116-50-8. 1980. Order #: PELI2812 paper$7.95.
#THE PELICAN GUIDE TO THE OZARKS. Hampel.
Details 11 tours of beautiful scenery in this
central US region: history, nature, interesting buildings and shops. Photos, maps, 160
pages.
Inventory = 1.ISBN: 0-88289-220-7. Order #: PELI2810 paper$4.95.
PLANTATIONS OF LOUISIANA. by Jess DeHart.
Guides the traveler on tours of homes throughout the state
and offers historical briefs and also introduces the basic architectural styles of
Louisiana plantations (such as Creole Classic, Louisiana Greek Revival, Louisiana Colonial), featuring over 300. Describes architectural styles of Louisiana plantation homes--how to recognize them, their significance, and their locations to help understand this important link with the region's history. Illustrated, 13 maps, 176 pages, index.
Inventory = 1.ISBN: 0-88289-338-6. Order #: PELI2813 paper$14.95.
WETLAND HERITAGE: the Louisiana duck decoy. by Charles W. Frank, Jr..
Depicts the step-by-step development
of this folk art and offers valuable advice on carving techniques as well as tips for
collectors, with list of master carvers. Now considered a distinctive and acclaimed art form of this region. Surveys the many decoy collections and carvers--for art aficionados as well as collectors and those who simply appreciate. How decoys are made and, when necessary, repaired. 320 color photos, 192 large-format pages.
Inventory = 1.ISBN: 0-88289-398-X.1985. Order #: PELI2830 cloth$49.95.
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