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Once again, Catherine Morison Rehart invites us along on a near-magical journey as she entertains and delights with splendid stories of the captivating citizens who walked the bountiful roads of our great Valley before us. Here you'll meet the Reverend T.J. Johnson who was run out of town under threat of being tarred and feathered for slandering the young women of the day. You'll eavesdrop on Mrs. Miller as she and an inordinately vocal parrot crew Fresno's first telephone switchboard. And, you'll join in the throngs of thousands who crowd the streets July 4, 1917 to celebrate American…mehr

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Once again, Catherine Morison Rehart invites us along on a near-magical journey as she entertains and delights with splendid stories of the captivating citizens who walked the bountiful roads of our great Valley before us. Here you'll meet the Reverend T.J. Johnson who was run out of town under threat of being tarred and feathered for slandering the young women of the day. You'll eavesdrop on Mrs. Miller as she and an inordinately vocal parrot crew Fresno's first telephone switchboard. And, you'll join in the throngs of thousands who crowd the streets July 4, 1917 to celebrate American Freedom. And, if you are particularly reflective as you read, you'll be reminded that today is tomorrow's history and that today and tomorrow each of us is helping to form the future legends and legacies of our extraordinary Valley.
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Autorenporträt
Catherine Morison Rehart is the former vice-chairwoman for the Historic Preservation Commission for the City of Fresno and a former a member of the board of directors of the Fresno City and County Historical Society. She is also a freelance writer whose work includes writing the KMJ Radio scripts for ""The Valley's Legends and Legacies,""from which this book is derived.