East Texas Mill Towns & Ghost Towns, a 3-volume set Near Fine Africans with whom Brach worked

Africans with whom Brach worked said he was not a mzungu - a white man - but an African

the late famed book collector Larry Myers

There are 20 pages in this issue

Dustjacket is all present and under mylar

East Texas Mill Towns & Ghost Towns, a 3-volume set Near Fine Africans with whom Brach workedThe 1880s to the 1920s was a golden era of lumbering. There were hundreds of sawmills located in towns scattered all over East Texas. This is the most comprehensive anthology of East Texas sawmill towns and ghost towns ever assembled. It is the result of hours and hours spent by W. T. Block . Volume 1 covers Angelina, Chambers, Jefferson, Nacogdoches, Newton, Orange, Polk and Tyler counties. Volume 2 covers Hardin, Jasper, Liberty, Montgomery, Shelby,