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The Happy Hollisters and the Secret Fort by Jerry West
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Condition: |
Used |
Binding: |
Hardcover |
Category: |
Children's |
Dust Jacket Condition: |
Good |
Topic: |
Children's Series Books |
Year Printed: |
1955 |
Publisher: |
Doubleday and Company |
Author: |
Jerry West |
Illustrator: |
Helen S. Hamilton |
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The Happy Hollisters and the Secret Fort by Jerry West
The Happy Hollisters and the Secret Fort
Jerry West
Garden City: Doubleday and Company
Copyright 1955
Illustrated by Helen S. Hamilton
182 pages
The binding is in acceptable condition. The pages are clean but lightly tanning. The red cover shows light wear. The jacket is scuffed and edge worn. Good. Hardcover.
A missing letter is the key to the whereabouts of Fort Freedom, the stockade that disappeared after the Revolutionary War. The fort is located somewhere within the boundaries of Shoreham and has been sought after for many years, not only for its historic value, but for the gold supposed to be hidden there by the early settlers. The Pine Lake Parkway construction job brings this unusual disappearance to public notice and, of course, wherever there is a mystery the Happy Hollisters are sure to be in the thick of it.
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