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Lost Lewiston, Idaho

by Steven D. Branting
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Lewiston has a proud heritage of historic preservation. Yet, as with other communities, it has neglected and thrown away once-treasured landmarks and precious memories with the passage of time. Some legacies were crafted with brick and mortar, others with flesh and blood. Nothing is permanent unless we make it so. Join award-winning historian Steven D. Branting as he takes a focused look at some of Lewiston’s bygone edifices and the ambitious civic leaders and craftsmen who fashioned them. Reconnect with the city’s scholars, its pious, its dreamers and one desperate teenager. They all made Lewiston what it once was, bequeathed their present to be our past and have sadly faded from our view.
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Series: Lost Publisher: Arcadia Publishing Inc.

Kindle Book

  • Release date: October 21, 2014

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  • ISBN: 9781625851543
  • Release date: October 21, 2014

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  • ISBN: 9781625851543
  • File size: 8440 KB
  • Release date: October 21, 2014

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subjects

History Nonfiction

Languages

English

Lewiston has a proud heritage of historic preservation. Yet, as with other communities, it has neglected and thrown away once-treasured landmarks and precious memories with the passage of time. Some legacies were crafted with brick and mortar, others with flesh and blood. Nothing is permanent unless we make it so. Join award-winning historian Steven D. Branting as he takes a focused look at some of Lewiston’s bygone edifices and the ambitious civic leaders and craftsmen who fashioned them. Reconnect with the city’s scholars, its pious, its dreamers and one desperate teenager. They all made Lewiston what it once was, bequeathed their present to be our past and have sadly faded from our view.
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History Nonfiction