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Interesting Books

I thought that the following books would be interesting reading. I hope that you might enjoy browsing the five pages on this message thread in hopes of finding
something interesting to read.
Have a wonderful day!

Fiddlinsue a.k.a. Fiddlinsue

Way's Packet Directory

By Way, Frederick Jr..

Ohio University Press. c. 1983, 620 pages, ill., Only about 30 pictures. A comprehensive listing of every known packetboat (passenger steamer) on the Mississippi River system. Size, Power, Builder, Owners, Cross-listing of all names.

Recommended by Fiddlinsue, 8/1/2001.

Way's Steam Towboat Directory

By Way, Frederick Jr..

Ohio University Press...c.1990, 294 pages.

No pictures, a comprehensive listing of every known packetboat (Passenger Steamer) on the Mississippi River System.

Size, power, builder, owners, cross-listing of all names.

Recommended by Fiddlinsue, 8/1/2001.

Where Goes The River

By Tousley, Albert S..

Iowa City, Iowa. The Tepee Press, c. 1928, 296 pages, ill., plates, ports, 25 cm.

A canoe trip from the source of the Mississippi River to the Gulf of Mexico, twenty-five hundred miles, in which its physical features, history, legends & people are portrayed with word and picture.

Recommended by Fiddlinsue, 8/1/2001.

Where The River Runs Deep: The Story Of a Mississippi River Pilot

By Jackson, Joy J..

Baton Rouge Louisiana State University Press, c. 1993, xiv, 273 pages, ill., maps, 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index.

Recommended by Fiddlinsue, 7/30/2001.

White Knuckles Log

By McAlpine, Don.

Council Oak Books, c. 1986.

"Retiree sails from Oklahoma to Mississippi River & then on to Florida in a 26 foot Hunter Sailboat.

Recommended by Fiddlinsue, 8/1/2001.

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