The Brimstone Hill Gang: True reminiscences from the author’s life growing up in rural Maine in the 1930s and ’40s
$4.95
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True reminiscences from the author’s life growing up in rural Maine in the 1930s and ’40s.
Born in 1931, Harriet Riley Cederstrom writes with warmth, humor, and insight about growing up in what was locally known as the Brimstone Hill area in rural Maine - having adventures with her friends (often with no adult supervision as was common in those days), meeting colorful characters, attending a chaotic Stanley Brush sales party, dealing with telephone party lines, swimmin’ at the "ol' swimmin' hole," watching the skies for enemy aircraft during World War II, and much more. Harriet began writing her stories in her 70s. Names have been changed, but the stories are true, mostly.
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Step back in time to rural Maine in the 1930s and ’40s with "The Brimstone Hill Gang" - a delightful collection of true reminiscences from author Harriet Riley Cederstrom's childhood. Discover the simple joys and adventures of a bygone era, from swimming in the "ol' swimmin' hole" to watching the skies for enemy aircraft during World War II.
Join Harriet and her friends as they navigate a world without constant adult supervision, where colorful characters and chaotic sales parties provide endless entertainment. Experience the charm and authenticity of rural Maine through Harriet's heartwarming and humorous storytelling.
Embrace nostalgia and relive the innocence of youth through Harriet's vivid anecdotes and insights. "The Brimstone Hill Gang" offers a rare glimpse into a time when life was simpler, yet filled with unforgettable moments that shaped a generation.
Don't miss out on this captivating journey through history and childhood adventures. Order your copy of "The Brimstone Hill Gang" today and rediscover the magic of growing up in rural Maine.
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