The Yankee, New Mexico story /
The town of Yankee was formed and began to grow. As the Yankee mines continued to develop, frame houses were built and the population grew to several thousand residents by 1907. Today, all traces of Yankee have vanished and the site is now occupied by a cattle ranch.
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Pep, Tex. :
[publisher not identified],
1964.
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| Summary: | The town of Yankee was formed and began to grow. As the Yankee mines continued to develop, frame houses were built and the population grew to several thousand residents by 1907. Today, all traces of Yankee have vanished and the site is now occupied by a cattle ranch. |
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| Item Description: | Limited to 400 copies. The Cushing Library/Dykes copy [A1485348811A] is part of the Jim & Theresa Earle Collection, and signed by author Francis Stanley. |
| Physical Description: | 20 pages ; 22 cm |