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Local Talent Books & Music, Inc. :: Books :: Richmond in Ragtime: Socialists, Suffragists, Sex & Murder by Harry Kollatz Jr.

Richmond in Ragtime: Socialists, Suffragists, Sex & Murder by Harry Kollatz Jr.
Richmond in Ragtime: Socialists, Suffragists, Sex & Murder by Harry Kollatz Jr. 
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Richmond in Ragtime: Socialists, Suffragists, Sex & Murder written by Harry Kollatz Jr.
 

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The three years from 1909 to 1911 were busy ones in Richmond; what with exotic flying machines and automobile endurance contests; and the recording of Polk Miller and his Old South Quartette. Join local author Harry Kollatz Jr. (True Richmond Stories) as he revives the city of a century ago for a tour of Richmond in Ragtime.
  • Autographed copy  Autographed copy signed by the author, Harry Kollatz
  • Paperback
  • 224 pages
  • Published October 2008
  • Over 100 Black & White Photographs

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Harry is the senior writer of Richmond Magazine and is a lifelong Richmond resident. He is co-founder of the Firehouse Theatre Project. Harry shares his life with his wife, partner-in-art-for-life Amie Oliver, and their two cats; the perpetually annoyed Miro and the antic, youthful Flannery.
 

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SKU ISBN: 9781596294431
Weight 1.00 lbs
Price: $24.99

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