Indianola: The Mother of Western Texas - Softcover

Malsch, Brownson

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1880510308 ISBN 13: 9781880510308

Publisher: State House Press, 1977

Synopsis

Indianola is about the events as they occurred in chronological order.    The chronological method enables the reader to become immersed in the evolving life of the port and see those events through the eyes of the residents there, who knew not what the outcome would be---hurricane destruction and abandonment.  Neglected, even overlooked, by historians in this century,Indianolamust be restored to her rightful place in the annals of Texas.  The eyes of Texas must be refocused on the vastly important role she played in its development as Republic and State.  

About this title

About the Author:

Brownson Malsch, a former journalist with the S. P. Bulletin, is the author of numerous magazine and newspaper articles and of Indianola: The Mother of Western Texas , which received the Summerfield G. Robert Award.

Review:

"All Texas history buffs with enjoy Indianola....The book is destined to be a resource of first proportions for all Texas historians of the future."
                                                                                                                            Houston Chronicle

"Read this volume now for pleasure, and then keep it for reference....This book will become a Texas city, county, Confederate and railroad collector's classic."
                                                                                                                       Malcolm D. McLean

About this edition

• Publisher: State House Press
• Publication date: 1977
• ISBN 10: 1880510308
• ISBN 13: 9781880510308
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 368