The History of Paige and Vicinity
$75.00
Books
Doris Goerner Laake, The History of Paige and Vicinity. Eakin Publications Inc, 1983, 188 pp. First Edition. Record of events and people that helped grow and inhabited the small town of Paige, TX. Cover slightly stained but undamaged; pages only very slightly worn; binding strong; overall good.
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