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SUMMARY:Stew Magnuson Author Signing/Program
DESCRIPTION:According to the Amazon.com description: "Descending 897 miles from the top of the Texas Panhandle to the state's southernmost point at Brownsville is U.S. 83\, one of the longest federal highways that hasn't been replaced by an Interstate. Award-winning author Stew Magnuson takes readers on a trip through the Lone Star State's sparsely populated ranchlands\, its scenic Hill Country and the historically rich Lower Rio Grande Valley."Every town has a story to tell\," says Magnuson. A massacre in Menard marked the beginning of the end for the Spanish Empire in America. Wellington is where the notorious criminals Bonnie and Clyde sent their car careening into the Red River. On a ranch just east of Brownsville\, Ranger "Rip" Ford led the charge at the final battle of the Civil War.Magnuson uncovers the stories of the famous\, the infamous and the forgotten as he explores a road like no other in America."
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<span style="background-color:rgb(250\, 250\, 250)\; color:rgb(66\, 66\, 66)\; font-family:arial\,helvetica\,sans-serif\; font-size:12px">According to the Amazon.com description: &quot\;Descending 897 miles from the top of the Texas Panhandle to the state&#39\;s southernmost point at Brownsville is U.S. 83\, one of the longest federal highways that hasn&#39\;t been replaced by an Interstate. Award-winning author Stew Magnuson takes readers on a trip through the Lone Star State&#39\;s sparsely populated ranchlands\, its scenic Hill Country and the historically rich Lower Rio Grande Valley.&quot\;Every town has a story to tell\,&quot\; says Magnuson. A massacre in Menard marked the beginning of the end for the Spanish Empire in America. Wellington is where the notorious criminals Bonnie and Clyde sent their car careening into the Red River. On a ranch just east of Brownsville\, Ranger &quot\;Rip&quot\; Ford led the charge at the final battle of the Civil War.Magnuson uncovers the stories of the famous\, the infamous and the forgotten as he explores a road like no other in America.&quot\;</span>
LOCATION:El Progreso Memorial Library - Meeting Room
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URL:https://chamber.uvalde.org/events/details/stew-magnuson-author-signing-program-06-08-2017-1622
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