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Salina, 1858-2008 (Images of America series) by The Salina History Book Committee

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Salina, 1858-2008 (Images of America series)

by The Salina History Book Committee

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Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing. First Edition . Soft cover. Fine/No Dust Jacket. Copyright is 2008. 127 pages.

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Edition First Edition
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ISBN 10 0738561819
ISBN 13 9780738561813
Publisher Arcadia Publishing
Place of Publication Charleston, SC

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Arcadia Publishing. Very Good+. 2008. Paperback. 0738561819 . Images of America; 16 oz.; 128 pages; Unread PB VG++ spine slightly faded slight shelf wear close to as new. Images of America. Early in 1858, three men walked across the eastern half of Kansas Territory intent on starting a town. Although the volatile conflict between Free State and proslavery forces still simmered, the bloodshed had abated, and Free State factions had gained the upper hand. People turned their interests to more peaceful pursuits, including town building. Armed with a compass and stovepipe hat instead of a tripod, the three young Scotsmen selected and surveyed a town site along the Smoky Hill River, near the confluence of the Saline River in north-central Kansas. The tiny settlement soon became a way-stop for westbound travelers and a hub of activity for hunters, soldiers, land seekers, and surveyors. Now 150 years later, Salina (pronounced with a long i) still thrives as a center for commercial, cultural,… Read More