Between the Iron and the Pine: A Biography of a Pioneer Town by Lewis C. Reimann (1951), Edward Brothers Inc.

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Step into the rugged wilderness of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and uncover the true stories of pioneers who carved out a living amidst iron and pine.

Summary:

In Between the Iron and the Pine, Lewis C. Reimann weaves a vivid tapestry of life in the Upper Peninsula during the late 19th century. With rich anecdotes and a sharp eye for detail, Reimann recounts the hardships, triumphs, and unique characters that defined the era's logging camps and iron mines.

From daring immigrants who faced nature’s wrath to quirky local legends, this book captures the grit and resilience of the people who built Michigan’s backbone. Packed with tales of resourcefulness, folklore, and a bygone way of life, this signed first edition is more than a book—it’s a time capsule.

Specifications:

  • Title: Between the Iron and the Pine: A Biography of a Pioneer Town
  • Author: Lewis C. Reimann
  • Genre: History, Biography, Regional Studies
  • Publication Date: 1951
  • Pages: 255
  • Dimensions: 9x6x.05
  • Publisher: Edward Brothers Inc.
  • Format: Hardcover with dust jacket
  • Language: English
  • Condition: Very minor wear (see photos for details).
  • Special Features: Signed by the author

About the Author: Lewis C. Reimann

Lewis C. Reimann, the son of German immigrants, grew up in the Iron River district of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. His family’s boarding house served miners and loggers, giving him firsthand insights into the lives of the region’s hardworking pioneers. His 1951 book, Between the Iron and the Pine, was inspired by his connection to the centennial celebration of Iron River. Reimann preserves the folklore, culture, and character of a rugged, vital era in Michigan’s history through his writing.

A Journey Through Time

This Michigan Book of the Year is a must-read for history enthusiasts, regional aficionados, and lovers of pioneer tales. Reimann’s heartfelt storytelling and captivating details transport readers to a forgotten era of determination and grit. Whether you’re fascinated by Michigan’s history or drawn to the resilience of those who tamed its wilderness, this signed edition is a treasure worth adding to your collection.

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