Back in the days of the lumberjack and the river drive, supplies
and equipment were moved up Maine's most remote river by
towboats--wooden barge-like structures--which were towed upriver by
horses or oxen on the shore. In this charming book for younger
readers, eleven-year-old Ben accompanies his Uncle Horace on a trip
upriver. He has an adventure he'll not soon forget as he discovers
the beauty of the wilderness and makes fast friends with his
uncle's crew. Filled with action and lore, Allagash Towboat
portrays a side of Maine's colorful history seldom examined and is
a must-have for schools, libraries, and anyone interested in this
fascinating aspect of Maine's past. A glimpse of the life of Maine
rivermen in the 1930s, written for young adults, and beautifully
illustrated by the author.
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