Jesse Stuart Weekend

Sept. 27-28, 2024 – Greenbo Lake State Resort Park

ONLINE SHOPPING: While our physical storefront remains closed to the public, we are continuing daily operations with in many cases same-day processing of online book purchases. Please considering SHOPPING THE JSF ONLINE.

HOLIDAY HOURS: Our store will be open for walk-in customers this holiday season! Monday, Nov. 25, through Tuesday, Dec. 31, noon to 3 p.m.

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Allan Eckert’s Winning of America Series

This Jesse Stuart Foundation best-selling series details accounts of frontiersmen and Native Americans and many dramatic events of the time period. Many years of research went into this popular series that also tells the story of wilderness America itself, its penetration and settlement.

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Jesse Stuart Junior Books

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Latest JSF News

Regional Readers to meet May 25; Chadwick’s Traveling the Underground Railroad focus

The Regional Readers book group meets Tuesday, May 25 in the JSF Conference Room. Coffee and conversation at 2:00 pm; book discussion at 2:30 pm. The May selection is Traveling the Underground Railroad: A Visitor’s Guide to More Than 300 Sites by Bruce Chadwick. A dramatic account of the Underground Railroad, used by as many as 100,000 runaway slaves in their flight to freedom, this book also serves as [...]

By |May 3, 2021|Categories: Regional Readers|

Misrepresentations about Appalachia led to What My Heart Wants to Tell

“Tell about the South.  What’s it like there.  What do they do there.  Why do they live there?”  These haunting questions posed by William Faulkner in “Absalom, Absalom!” could just as easily be applied to Appalachia. Where is Appalachia? On its surface, that seems like an easy question to answer.  Geographically, Appalachia is a mountain chain that stretches from southern New York to the northern parts of Alabama, Mississippi, [...]

By |April 12, 2021|Categories: James M. Gifford|
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