York, Grand River: Its Early History and Directory, 1834-1860 by William John Quinsey ISBN 13: 9781550560923

The York, Grand River, Historical Society. VERY GOOD.. 1991. SIGNED by the author to fep. Trade paperback. 290pp.

Canada: York, Grand River Historical Society, 1991. 290pp. with b/w illustrations, signed with a brief inscription by the author on the first page. Small curl at corners and spotting/soil to outer edges. Wraps have edge/rub wear and light creasing. Actual book for sale pictured. 15.3 x 22.9 x 2.1cm, wt750g. Signed by Author. First Edition Paperback. Soft Cover. VG. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

York, Ont.: York, Grand River Historical Society, 1991. -----The scan you see is the book you get. Large soft cover, 290 pages, tight clean and square, SIGNED ("Best Wishes" R. L. Moore) by artist on front facing end page, flat spine, with maps, photos, and drawings, minor edge wear, with some wrinkling/waviness to lower edge margin of last 30 pages (minor). Contents include: List of illustrations / Intro / Preface / Prologue / History / Directory of Residents / Appendices and Indices. Check out the scans.. Signed by Illustrator. First Edition 1st Printing. Soft Cover. Very Good. Illus. by Fornt & back cover paintings "The Church of St. John the Divine, York" & "Hannah-Gowland House" both by R. L. Moore & the other back cover painting "Morrison House" by James Beaver,.

Trade Paperback. Book and Outer Cover are in excellent condition, like new. Former Owner's name appears inside. 290 pgs. Overall Rating: EXCELLENT CONDITION.SHIPS FROM ONTARIO, Title: York, Grand River, Its Early History & Directory, 1834-1860Author: Quinsey, William JohnPublisher: The York, Grand River Historical Society, York, ON, 1991ISBN: 1-55056-092-1Along the Grand River there is a small hamlet, York, where some homes are being restored and many new homes are being built From 1861 until recently, York was at a standstill, with very few changes taking place. Over the years the early families have scattered. Before 1861 however, York was a thriving village wiht three stores, a two-roomed schoolhouse, two churches, each with large congregations, three or more hotels, water powered mills, blacksmith ships, carriage shops, and a… Read More