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A fascinating piece of early 20th century Americana and Civil War history. This 1908 edition of “A Border City During the Civil War” by Galusha Anderson offers a firsthand perspective on life in St. Louis, Missouri during one of the most turbulent periods in American history.
Published by Little, Brown and Company in Boston, this antique hardcover includes the scarce original dust jacket and features period portraits and historical views throughout the book. A wonderful addition to a Civil War collection, antique library, or historic home decor display.
Galusha Anderson lived in St. Louis from 1858 to 1866, and the work reflects his personal observations during the Civil War era, particularly the tensions surrounding slavery, emancipation, and divided loyalties in Missouri.
Perfect for:
Civil War collectors
Americana libraries
Missouri & St. Louis history enthusiasts
Antique book displays
Historical gift giving
Details:
Title: A Border City During the Civil War
Author: Galusha Anderson
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company
Year: 1908
Hardcover with original dust jacket
Illustrated with portraits and views
Antique book
Condition:
Good antique condition overall for age. Original dust jacket shows noticeable wear, chipping, toning, and edge loss consistent with age. Hardcover has some rubbing and wear to edges and corners. Interior pages appear clean with age-related toning. Binding appears solid. Please review photos carefully for overall condition.
