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Our Vanishing Landscape (Dover Books on Americana)
Eric Sloane
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| #359545 in Books | Eric Sloane | 2004-10-20 | 2004-10-20 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.06 x.20 x6.52l,.46 | File type: PDF | 112 pages | Our Vanishing Landscape||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| I much enjoy books like these|By Arick P. Sabin|This book made me nostalgic for things I never personally experienced. While short, it really pulled me into the content. I previously knew nothing of plank roads, or the importance of the miller in early settlements. I much enjoy books like these, and this is among the most interesting I've happened across in learning about early|About the Author|
The books of Eric Sloane celebrate the time-honored traditions of early America and remind us of the ties that forever bind us to them. A prolific artist, Sloane created nearly 15,000 paintings and drawings over his lifetime, many of w
Written with humor and affection, and enhanced with 81 of the author’s charming, historically accurate drawings, Our Vanishing Landscape takes readers on a leisurely sojourn through a bygone era. Leading us along rustic winding roads bordering fields and farmhouses, Eric Sloane captures our imaginations as he offers us a guided tour that evokes the America of pioneer times. This fascinating narrative describes networks of canals, corduroy roads,...
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