“Found No Bushwhackers”
$6.00This booklet is a reproduction of the 1864 diary of Union soldier Sgt. James P. Mallery, who was stationed at Balltown in Vernon County, Missouri.
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“Pass It On”
$25.00“Pass It Onâ€
Nevada & Vernon County’s Heritage, 1855-1870
Now just $25.00 (75% discount) for this handsome hard-bound two volume set containing over 2,500 stories and pictures about early and present-day towns, businesses, churches, schools,and c -
1876 Vernon County Plat Book (Fully Indexed)
$6.00A photo-copy reproduction of Kimball's 1876 plat book, showing maps of each township in Vernon County, MO along with the names of landowners. Note* This book is now fully indexed alphabetically by surname.
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1903 Vernon County Plat Book
$15.00A reprint edition of the 1903 plat book of Vernon County, MO showing maps of each township and city along with the names of landowners.
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A Road By Any Other Name…
$3.00A booklet telling the history and significance of names (in alphabetical order) given to roads in Vernon County, MO.
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Bronaugh
$40.00This book is a factual historical account of the early history of the town of Bronaugh in Vernon County, Missouri and the man it was named for.
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Bronaugh Journal Death Notices: 1909-1950
$20.00This book is a compilation of death notices from all extant issues of the newspaper.
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Bushwhacker Belles
$25.00Author,Larry Wood ,provides insight into the lives and motivations of these hardy women ,Lady Bushwhackers, through research into surviving diaries, letters, and other primary sources.
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Bushwhacker Jail Tales
$5.00A compilation of short stories about the old Vernon County jail in Nevada, MO.
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Bushwhackers of the Border
$10.00An account of the Civil War in Missouri and particularly along the western border with Kansas.
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Caught Between Three Fires
$27.50Tom Rafiner's book examines the terrible experience of the citizens of Cass County, Missouri as they suffered through the violent years preceding and during the Civil War, including the infamous Order No. 11.
