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Hi folks. Don here. Thanks so much for spending your valuable time with me. I do appreciate that.
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And now, why you're here:
My Bibliography
When I first started Bonaventure Don, I gave all my customers a printed reading list of the books on which I base my tour. Since then, that list has grown and I’ve found it best to move it online. Many of these books are available on Kindle, some only in print, and others are pretty rare. I edit this list often so please check back.
Each title is a clickable link to Amazon.com, where I am an affiliate. If my math is correct, I can retire after two hundred million people buy a book through my site. So, y’all please get to clicking.
Mary Telfair, Charles Johnson
Charlotte’s Boys: Civil War Letters of the Branch Family of Savannah, Muriel Joslyn
Drums and Shadows, Georgia Writers’ Project
Guardian of Savannah, Roger S. Durham
Civil War Savannah, Derek Smith
The Wanderer, Erik Calonius
Savannah Duels and Duelists, Thomas Gamble
Johnny Mercer, the Life, Times and Song Lyrics of Our Huckleberry Friend, Bach and Mercer
Live Oaking, Virginia Steele Wood
Commodore Josiah Tattnall, Mead Smith Karras
Memoirs, William T. Sherman
Historic Bonaventure Cemetery: GA Historical Society,
Savannah’s Laurel Grove Cemetery, Images of America
Forever Dixie, Douglas Keister
The Old Burying Ground, Elizabeth Carpenter Piechocinski
Hell’s Broke Loose in Georgia, Scott Walker
Saving Savannah, Jacqueline Jones
The Immortal 600, Karen Stokes
A Southern Woman’s Story, Phoebe Yates Pember
Slavery and Freedom in Savannah, Many editors, click to see them all
Reminiscences of the Chatham Artillery, John Wheaton
What Became of the Slaves on a Georgia Plantation?, Mortimer Doesticks
Slavery Time When I Was Chillun Down on Marster’s Plantation: Interviews With Georgia Slaves
Thanks again for taking my Bonaventure Cemetery tour. Feel free to contact me if you ever need info from a Savannah native.
Do come back and see me again.
Don Teuton
912-658-1748
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