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Reprint of Historic Book

7/12/2018

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The Chattanooga Audubon Society is pleased to announce the reprint of Robert Sparks Walker’s book, As the Indians Left It, originally printed 1955. 

As the Indians Left It is the story of Audubon Acres. Once the Walker Family farm and later, following Robert Sparks Walker's wishes, a wildlife sanctuary. The first half of the book details life on the farm in the early 1900's, when Chattanooga was a full day's ride by wagon from what is now East Brainerd. The book's second half recounts the formation and early years of the Chattanooga Audubon Society through the struggle to purchase Walker's siblings shares of the family farm to conflicts with neighbors who had grown used to hunting on the property. Throughout, the book provides a marvelous perspective on Robert Sparks Walker, Audubon Acres, and the preservation of Chattanooga's first wildlife sanctuary.
Thanks to Wonder Press, a local Chattanooga company for doing a great job with the reprint.

Join us for the launch of the reprint edition.
Thursday, July 26, 6-7 PM
Star Line Books
1467 Market Street Suite 106 
Chattanooga, Tennessee 37402
 

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7/20/2018 06:36:14 am

Historical books are really interesting for me. I remembered how I love studying these kind of books before. However, I was not able to continue reading more of it because I have to change some priorities. It is actually a long story that I can no longer tell. By the way, this book looks really promising. I just feel sad knowing that I missed the book signing event. I can see that this event is a must attended one specifically those who are into these kind of books.

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Ray Zimmerman
7/20/2018 02:14:11 pm

Join us for the launch of the reprint edition.
Thursday, July 26, 6-7 PM
Star Line Books
1467 Market Street Suite 106
Chattanooga, Tennessee 37402

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