9798199850827 - mammoth cave in one hour: the world beneath kentucky von hall, alex (3 Ergebnisse)
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Mammoth Cave in One Hour: The World Beneath Kentucky is a concise, readable history of America's longest known cave system and the human stories preserved inside it.Beneath the rolling hills of south-central Kentucky lies a world shaped by water, limestone, time, and memory. Mammoth Cave is m…ore than a natural wonder. It is a Kentucky history book written in stone, darkness, mineral dust, torch smoke, guide routes, vanished communities, and maps that are still growing.This short history follows Mammoth Cave from its geologic formation to its first Native explorers, from saltpeter mining and enslaved labor during the War of 1812 to the rise of nineteenth-century cave tourism. It tells the stories of Stephen Bishop, Mat Bransford, Nick Bransford, Dr. John Croghan, Floyd Collins, the Cave Wars, the creation of Mammoth Cave National Park, and the modern scientific work that continues beneath the surface.Written for park visitors, Kentucky travelers, students, researchers, and local history readers, this pocket history offers an atmospheric introduction to the world beneath Kentucky and the people who helped make Mammoth Cave one of America's most remarkable places. The manuscript frames the book as a compact history for gift-shop readers and researchers, built around Mammoth Cave as both a natural wonder and a human archive.
