~~BOOK SALE info below~~
Tales from the Moonshine Trade is back in print!! Stories and pictures
gathered from all around Southwest Virginia about the folks who made
mountain liquor.
Purchase this book on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/0972476563...
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Welcome! We specialize in books that preserve the stories and images from the Appalachian mountains of Southwest Virginia. Everyone has a tale to tell and the stories from these mountains are particularly rich in the rhythms of life lived close to the soil and deep in the coal. Click on the titles below for more information. Orders may be made by credit card through PayPal or by check using the mail order form. Questions? Call: 276-944-5355.
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Our Stay At Home BOOK SALE Continues!!
During this Coronavirus pandemic, learn more about your family and community histories and READ!
The Stuart and Cleveland books are on sale at greatly reduced prices: $20.00 each. Click on the cover pictures below.
Mailing two or more books to the same address will result in discounted postage.
If this is not reflected in your online purchase form, you will receive a partial refund.
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Clinch Mountain Press P.O. Box 117 Emory, Virginia 24327 clinchmtn@gmail.com For more information, click on a book cover. |
WORKING FOR STUARTS . . .
Life on the one of the oldest and largest cattle farms East of the Mississippi.
By Kathy Shearer.
Paperback, 576 pages. $20.00 (Was $40)
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CLEVELAND ON THE CLINCH....Life in an old Russell County railroad town. By Kathy Shearer. Hardcover, 472 pages.
$20.00 (Was $28)
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Also available: Memories From Dante: The Life of a Coal Town.
$35.00. Paperback edition sold as a fund-raiser for the Dante
Coal Mining and Railroad Museum. Wonderful stories and pictures
of life back in the hand-loading era and machinery days at the
headquarters town of Clinchfield Coal.
Email to place an order, email clinchmtn@gmail.com
New publication from Clinch Mountain Press!
The Extraordinary Life of William Alexander Stuart is a testament to the determination of one man to succeed during a very challenging time in our country’s history. This heavily researched and illustrated book, written by his great-great-grandson, John White Stuart, III, lays out Alex’s life in precise detail, following his journey from birth in 1826 on a Patrick County farm through school and various lines of work including court clerk, bank manager, and partner in the operation of lucrative saltworks in Saltville, Virginia, during the Civil War.
Alex and his wife and children finally settled in Russell County and by 1884, he had acquired farmland in four counties to create Stuart Land & Cattle Company, which is still known today throughout Southwest Virginia as a premier livestock operation. He also invested in hotels, including White Sulphur Springs in Greenbrier, West Virginia. In addition, he provided financial and moral support to several family members including the widow of his brother, J.E.B. Stuart, who died in the Civil War.
Despite many challenges during this turbulent time, Alex achieved remarkable success. According to the author, “Like the heroine of Gone with the Wind, Alex triumphed in the aftermath of the ruin of the South, foreshadowing its advances, however imperfect they continue to be.”
To read more about this book and place an order, visit this website:
https://www.jwstuartbookseller.com/
The Extraordinary Life of William Alexander Stuart is a testament to the determination of one man to succeed during a very challenging time in our country’s history. This heavily researched and illustrated book, written by his great-great-grandson, John White Stuart, III, lays out Alex’s life in precise detail, following his journey from birth in 1826 on a Patrick County farm through school and various lines of work including court clerk, bank manager, and partner in the operation of lucrative saltworks in Saltville, Virginia, during the Civil War.
Alex and his wife and children finally settled in Russell County and by 1884, he had acquired farmland in four counties to create Stuart Land & Cattle Company, which is still known today throughout Southwest Virginia as a premier livestock operation. He also invested in hotels, including White Sulphur Springs in Greenbrier, West Virginia. In addition, he provided financial and moral support to several family members including the widow of his brother, J.E.B. Stuart, who died in the Civil War.
Despite many challenges during this turbulent time, Alex achieved remarkable success. According to the author, “Like the heroine of Gone with the Wind, Alex triumphed in the aftermath of the ruin of the South, foreshadowing its advances, however imperfect they continue to be.”
To read more about this book and place an order, visit this website:
https://www.jwstuartbookseller.com/