Old Rail Fence Corners: Frontier Tales Told by Minnesota Pioneers
Old Rail Fence Corners is the story of Minnesota's early settlers in their own words—hardship and happiness on the frontier. These simple, direct accounts, collected at the beginning of the twentieth century, paint vivid pictures of life in Minnesota from the 1840s to the 1860s. A new introduction by Marjorie Kreidburg describes the life and times of the book and of Lucy Leavenworth Wilder Morris, its remarkable editor.

Praise for Old Rail Fence Corners:

"These personal anecdotes are the stuff of social history—the testimony of ordinary, everyday people, which, when pieced together, give us a picture of pioneer life." —Marilyn J. Lass, Minnesota Reviews
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Old Rail Fence Corners: Frontier Tales Told by Minnesota Pioneers
Old Rail Fence Corners is the story of Minnesota's early settlers in their own words—hardship and happiness on the frontier. These simple, direct accounts, collected at the beginning of the twentieth century, paint vivid pictures of life in Minnesota from the 1840s to the 1860s. A new introduction by Marjorie Kreidburg describes the life and times of the book and of Lucy Leavenworth Wilder Morris, its remarkable editor.

Praise for Old Rail Fence Corners:

"These personal anecdotes are the stuff of social history—the testimony of ordinary, everyday people, which, when pieced together, give us a picture of pioneer life." —Marilyn J. Lass, Minnesota Reviews
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Old Rail Fence Corners: Frontier Tales Told by Minnesota Pioneers

Old Rail Fence Corners: Frontier Tales Told by Minnesota Pioneers

by Lucy L. W. Morris (Editor)
Old Rail Fence Corners: Frontier Tales Told by Minnesota Pioneers

Old Rail Fence Corners: Frontier Tales Told by Minnesota Pioneers

by Lucy L. W. Morris (Editor)

Paperback(Reprint ed.)

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Old Rail Fence Corners is the story of Minnesota's early settlers in their own words—hardship and happiness on the frontier. These simple, direct accounts, collected at the beginning of the twentieth century, paint vivid pictures of life in Minnesota from the 1840s to the 1860s. A new introduction by Marjorie Kreidburg describes the life and times of the book and of Lucy Leavenworth Wilder Morris, its remarkable editor.

Praise for Old Rail Fence Corners:

"These personal anecdotes are the stuff of social history—the testimony of ordinary, everyday people, which, when pieced together, give us a picture of pioneer life." —Marilyn J. Lass, Minnesota Reviews

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780873511094
Publisher: Minnesota Historical Society Press
Publication date: 03/01/1976
Edition description: Reprint ed.
Pages: 367
Sales rank: 1,116,815
Product dimensions: 5.38(w) x 8.50(h) x 1.10(d)
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