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Original Diaries of a Young Vermont MinerDiscover a captivating journey through history with this exclusive collection of two original handwritten diaries by Charles W. Jewell, a young Vermont man who ventured into the world of mining and the Wild We
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Easter Special 1878 And 1884 Original Group Of Two [2] Diaries Handwritten By A Young Vermont Man Trying His Hand At Mining And Hoping To Not End Up Ambushed By Indians Like His Father Secure Checkout [hob9tBVm]
Original Diaries of a Young Vermont Miner
Discover a captivating journey through history with this exclusive collection of two original handwritten diaries by Charles W. Jewell, a young Vermont man who ventured into the world of mining and the Wild West. These diaries, dated 1878 and 1884, offer a unique glimpse into the life of a young gold digger and his experiences in Towle, California, a town with deep roots in Orange County, Vermont.- Experience the Wild West through the eyes of a young miner
- Explore the fascinating history of Towle, California, and its ties to Vermont
Authentic Manuscripts with Rich Historical Content
These diaries are more than just documents; they are a treasure trove of personal stories, filled with vivid descriptions of Charles' life, work, and the challenges he faced. The 1878 diary details his life at home in Vermont, while the 1884 diary takes us on a journey as he works and mines in Towle, California, until his return to Vermont. The diaries are accompanied by remarkable connections to Charles' own father, whose death is infamously recorded in the context of an Indian outbreak in Oregon.- Gain insights into the daily life of a young miner in the late 19th century
- Understand the historical context of mining and the Wild West during this period
Preserved Historical Documents for Collectors and Historians
These diaries are not just historical artifacts but also personal keepsakes. Each diary is a testament to Charles' resilience and determination, capturing his hopes, fears, and triumphs. The diaries are in excellent condition, with the 1878 diary measuring about 3" x 6" and the 1884 diary measuring about 3½" x 6". Despite the wear on the covers, the pages and bindings are intact, ensuring that these valuable documents can be cherished for generations to come.- Acquire a rare and authentic piece of American history
- Perfect for collectors, historians, and anyone interested in the Wild West and the gold rush era
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