This new, full-color coffee table book by historian Suzanne Cameron Linder and Emily Linder Johnson is an extraordinary tale of discovery along one of the largest river systems on the East Coast. A river with a thousand faces, the Yadkin-Pee Dee may connect more elements of culture in North and South Carolina than any other natural feature. "A River in Time" is a history of the Yadkin-Pee Dee from prehistoric times to the turn of the century.

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From Chapter 1:
The river has stories to tell. Some it holds deep within its dark waters and some it shares as history plays out upon its banks. We know of Indian princesses, of brave explorers, of teamboats and steamboats and plantations where life on the river was both graceful and hard

From the Epilogue:
many people have lived all or part of their lives on its banks John Lederer as he explored unknown territory, William Waites as he pursued trade with Native Americans, the Witherspoon family as they faced the dangers of the wilderness. The river has its own voice that speaks to us in its own way. The words are there. Listen.

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