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Along the way, readers learn the history behind the ruins of the Old Stone Fort in Nacogdoches, which date to the late 18th century and Spanish settler Gil Y'Barbo. Doug and Jess are children in the 1930's, so today's youngsters also glimpse what it was like living through the Depression. Ages 9 and above, 104 pages, heavily illustrated, 6 x 9, AR, TEKS |
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| Martha Tannery Jones was born in Nacogdoches, Texas on property once owned by Sam Houston. She was always fascinated by the history of this East Texas community. She is now retired after teaching for twenty-eight years in the schools of Conroe, Texas. Mrs. Jones and her husband have four daughters and live in Conroe. | ||
New From Hendrick-Long Publishing Company
Winding Path,
by Silver Spur Award winner
Martha Tannery Jones
