We Lived There Too: In Their Own Words and Pictures—Pioneer Jews and the Westward Movement of America 1630–1930

This hardcover first edition is in good condition with library markings indicating previous use. The dust jacket is worn with noticeable edge wear, but it remains intact. The binding is firm, and the pages are clean and free of inscriptions or signatures.

"We Lived There Too: In Their Own Words and Pictures—Pioneer Jews and the Westward Movement of America 1630–1930" by Kenneth Libo and Irving Howe offers a unique historical perspective on the contributions of Jewish pioneers during America's westward expansion. Published by St. Martin's/Marek in New York in 1984, this first edition hardcover provides an insightful collection of essays, addresses, and lectures, enriched with photographs that bring to life the experiences of Jewish settlers from 1630 to 1930. The book is a valuable resource for those interested in Jewish studies and American history, offering a comprehensive look at the ethnic and cultural dynamics of the American West. This edition is particularly notable for its detailed exploration of Jewish life and influence in a formative period of American history. The book comes with a dust jacket that shows signs of wear, and it has library markings, indicating its previous use in a library collection.