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Description
Fallen angels in the bawdy houses. Migrants barred from Main Street. Homesteaders driven from homesteads when August rained black storms of dust. The Other Idahoans recovers their hard-luck stories. Volume 7 of Boise State University's prize-winning research series, the book closes with a driving tour of storied places from history's underside.
ISBN
9780990736325
Publisher
Boise State University
Publication Date
2016
City
Boise
Recommended Citation
Shallat, Todd; Brennan, Colleen; and Humphreys, Molly, "The Other Idahoans: Forgotten Stories of Boise Valley" (2016). Faculty & Staff Authored Books. 482.
https://scholarworks.boisestate.edu/fac_books/482
Comments
The Other Idahoans: Forgotten Stories of Boise Valley is volume 7 of the Investigate Boise Community Research Series.
This document was originally published by Boise State University. Copyright restrictions may apply.