The First White Woman In The Black Hills

The book is in fair condition with notable wear consistent with its age. The hardcover shows signs of rubbing and edge wear, and the spine is detached, exposing the binding. There is no dust jacket present. The pages are intact but show some discoloration and spotting. This copy is suitable for collectors interested in historical authenticity despite its physical condition.

"The First White Woman In The Black Hills," authored by Mrs. Annie D. Tallent and collected and edited by O. W. Coursey, is a historical account published by the Educator Supply Company in 1923. This hardcover edition, set in Mitchell, South Dakota, offers a personal narrative of Annie D. Tallent, one of the pioneering women in the Black Hills region. The book provides valuable insights into the experiences and challenges faced by early settlers, making it a significant contribution to the historical literature of the American West. The copyright page confirms the 1923 publication date by O. W. Coursey. This edition is a notable piece for collectors interested in regional history and women's narratives. The book's condition reflects its age, with visible wear and a detached spine, yet it remains a sought-after piece for its unique historical perspective.