A Six-Year-Old’s History of Sikeston
Eighty Years Later
Retail Price: $29.95
In A Six-Year Old’s History of Sikeston, author Harry Sharp paints a vivid portrait of what life was like in Sikeston, Missouri in the 1940s and ’50s. The book opens a window into the past, capturing the feel, texture, and escapades of a young man growing into adulthood, while describing the businesses, churches, parks, and wonderful people of this Bootheel town during the mid-20th century.
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All towns have a history, but few small towns have someone with a detailed memory who can recount the look and feel of time’s passage. But then, no town has Harry Sharp. Except Sikeston, Missouri.
-—Michael Jensen, Former PublisherReviews
With the knowledge and insight that Harry possesses about Sikeston’s history, and our founding fathers, I have no doubt that you will enjoy reading of our local heritage.
-—Rick Adams, Retired Bank PresidentReviews
Harry Sharp vividly brings Sikeston’s 1940s and 1950s to life, blending personal experience with rich storytelling and deep knowledge of the city’s history. His work is a heartfelt tribute that preserves the spirit and stories of a community he clearly knows and loves.
-—Jason Davis, Executive Director, Historic Downtown SikestonIllustrator
Book Details
Author: Harry SharpProduct Dimensions: 6" x 9"
ISBN: 978-1-965370-36-0
Cover Type: Hardcover
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