Goza William M (3 results)

Facsimile of the 1869 edition, with added material. Small octavo, white boards (hardbound), lviii, 136, 31 pp. Fold-out map. Near-Fine. Florida, tourism, transportation.

Facsimile of 1869 edition. Hardcover book bound in the publisher's original cloth. 17 cm. lviii, 136 pp., 31 pp. of index. Contains a folding map. The book is in near fine condition. No ownership marks/writing present within. Hinges tight, pages bright.

Small octavo, white leatherette (hardcover), lviii + 136 pp + 31 pp. Fold-out map. From Preface: This unpretending little book is designed to give the visitor to Florida such information as will make his trip more useful and more pleasant. In writing it I have had in mind the excellent European Guide-Books of Karl Baedeker, the best, to my mind, ever published. Though I have not followed his plan very closely, I have done so to the extent the character of our country seems to allow. I have borrowed from him the use of the asterik (*) to denote that the object so dsignated is especially noteworthy, or that the hotel thus disitnguished is known to me to be well-kept, either from my own observation or that of friends. Most of the localities are described from my own notes taken during an extended tour through the peninsula, but for much resepcting railroad fare, accommodations, and charges, I am indebted to a large number of tourists and correspondents who have related to me thier experience. To all these I express my warmest thanks for their assistance. Florida, Floridiana, Florida History, Southern Americana, American South, American History, United States History.…