Western North Carolina Since the Civil War HC/DJ by Ina W. & John J. Van Noppen

Description: Delve into the rich history of Western North Carolina with this compelling hardcover book titled "Western North Carolina Since the Civil War" authored by Ina W. Noppen and John J. Van Noppen. Published in 1973 by Appalachian Consortium Press, this nonfiction narrative chronicles the enduring journey of the mountain people in Appalachia and their challenges following the Civil War. Written in English, the book spans 256 pages and is an ex-library copy with a dust jacket. The book explores the history and evolution of Western North Carolina in the aftermath of the Civil War. The book delves into various aspects of life in the region during this period, including social, economic, and cultural developments. It examines how the mountain communities of Appalachia adapted to and were shaped by the post-war era, discussing topics such as industrialization, changes in agriculture, the impact of railroads, the growth of tourism, and shifts in demographics and politics. Overall, the book offers a comprehensive historical perspective on how Western North Carolina transformed in the decades following the Civil War, providing insights into the challenges, opportunities, and cultural dynamics that shaped the region during that time.

Price: 11.24 USD

Location: Black Mountain, North Carolina

End Time: 2024-12-16T16:07:49.000Z

Shipping Cost: 6.13 USD