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Ghosts of the Mississippi River: Dubuque to Keokuk

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What are the voices and visions revealed in this book? Are they messages from the past? Are they our friends and neighbors speaking to us in words we do not understand? Does the gong;omg ghost pf Eastern Avenue in Davenport know about the Ghost in Granite of East Moline, or the Milan Handyman? What of Annie Lund of Bellevue? Does she know the phantom crane over in Dallas City, Illinois? Perhaps there is a community of ghosts within our own, yet not of our own. Whether we see them or not, or understand them or even believe in them; there are those among us who each out from time long ago. they are the Amy Winstons, the Abe Belmonts, and the Kitty Wilsons. They all stir old memories, fire our imaginations, and enrich our lives. Deep within the Mississippi and the soil of its shores, are secrets that we will never fully understand. Perhaps we, by writing and by reading this book, can each touch the lives of those who have gone before us. In so doing, perhaps we can better appreciate our heritage.

Language: English

Pages: 170

Format: Paperback

Release: January 01, 1988

ISBN 13: 9781878488053

Ghosts of the Mississippi River: Dubuque to Keokuk

0/5 ( ratings)

What are the voices and visions revealed in this book? Are they messages from the past? Are they our friends and neighbors speaking to us in words we do not understand? Does the gong;omg ghost pf Eastern Avenue in Davenport know about the Ghost in Granite of East Moline, or the Milan Handyman? What of Annie Lund of Bellevue? Does she know the phantom crane over in Dallas City, Illinois? Perhaps there is a community of ghosts within our own, yet not of our own. Whether we see them or not, or understand them or even believe in them; there are those among us who each out from time long ago. they are the Amy Winstons, the Abe Belmonts, and the Kitty Wilsons. They all stir old memories, fire our imaginations, and enrich our lives. Deep within the Mississippi and the soil of its shores, are secrets that we will never fully understand. Perhaps we, by writing and by reading this book, can each touch the lives of those who have gone before us. In so doing, perhaps we can better appreciate our heritage.

Language: English

Pages: 170

Format: Paperback

Release: January 01, 1988

ISBN 13: 9781878488053

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