Dundee Township - Its Forgotten History - Premium Hard Cover Edition - 2 Volume Set
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8.75”W x 11.25”H x 2.75” D
2 Volume Set
Hard Cover (Case Bound)
903 Pages Total
Printed on 80# Premium Coated Paper
4 Color Premium Edition - Includes Highest Definition Print
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Dundee Township, Its Forgotten History is the culmination of twenty years of research. In 2018, the author came to the conclusion that is was imperative he begin the long process of documenting his research.
For the past four years, Phil has continued to research as well as interview, organize, write and format what has grown into perhaps the most comprehensive work ever produced for a community in the United States.
This two volume set encompasses over 900 pages. Within the 33 chapters are a total of 603 archive photographs, all fully restored by the author and 346 current photos. There are 350 archive newspaper articles and numerous maps. Over 1,300 words have been indexed to assist you in finding specific information.
Dundee Township, Its Forgotten History has taken literally thousands of hours to produce, all with one intention in mind. The author is devoted to the preservation of the history of our picturesque community along the Fox river.
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Dundee Township’s early beginnings, development and legacy are the result of an unimaginable number of peoples, businesses and events encompassing nearly two centuries. Each person, event and establishment represents a thread that has been woven into its tapestry.
This volume is the culmination of nearly twenty years of research, digging into microfilm at public libraries; locating and researching historical volumes published over a century ago; reviewing newspaper articles from across the nation, many dating back to the early 1800’s; perusing photos and documents preserved in the Library of Congress; interviewing peoples and families, and attaining family and private photos previously unknown to the public.
Unlike a novel or short story that has a beginning, body and conclusion; each chapter, each topic under discussion in this book, is a story unto itself. The combination of these stories make up the fabric, the tapestry we know as Dundee Township.
