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Barcode35555002197301
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TitleGeorge Washington at Logstown
AuthorPanella, Sophie
Call NoJE 974.8
CollectionJuvenile Easy Non-Fiction
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Call NoDownloadURLHTMLCirc StatusLibraryCollectionShelf LocationPeriodical IssueVolumeBarcodePub Year
JE 974.8 AvailableCenterJuvenile Easy Non-Fiction   355550021973012026
JE 974.8 ProcessingAliquippaJuvenile Easy Non-Fiction    2026
JE 974.8 ProcessingAmbridgeJuvenile Easy Non-Fiction    2026
JE 974.8 ProcessingBadenJuvenile Easy Non-Fiction    2026
JE 974.8 ProcessingBeaverJuvenile Easy Non-Fiction    2026
JE 974.8 ProcessingBeaver FallsJuvenile Easy Non-Fiction    2026
JE 974.8 ProcessingCCBCJuvenile Easy Non-Fiction    2026
JE 974.8 ProcessingChippewaJuvenile Easy Non-Fiction    2026
JE 974.8 ProcessingMidlandJuvenile Easy Non-Fiction    2026
JE 974.8 ProcessingMonacaJuvenile Easy Non-Fiction    2026
JE 974.8 ProcessingNew BrightonJuvenile Easy Non-Fiction    2026
JE 974.8 ProcessingRochesterJuvenile Easy Non-Fiction    2026
Catalog Details
International Standard Book Number 9781291818437
Dewey Decimal Classification Number 974.8
Personal Name Panella, Sophie
Title Statement George Washington at Logstown
Imprint Sewickley, PA Grow ad Generation 2026
Physical Description (unpaged) 22cm
Summary, Etc. Two girls in Baden, Pennsylvania find a historical marker. The marker tells them they're standing on ground that used to be an Indian village. Curious, they begin an odyssey to discover more. Traveling through time using the magnificent art created by others who have imagined the stories, the girls visit Logstown, one of the biggest Indian villages on the Ohio River. They are there for Washington's historic visit to this Indian village then join Washington for his mission to deliver a message north to a French Fort. The girls imagine the hardships as they read about Washington battling deep snow, forging icy rivers, and meeting with a French commandant in a heavily fortified wilderness fort. Come along to find out more. See if you can find the hidden surprise they have created for you on each page Profits from the sale of the book go to the Beaver County Historical Research & Landmarks Foundation.
Added Entry, Personal Name Chamberlain, Kylee