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Journey back in time with me in my third volume of this series. Together, we will delve deep into the "Tales of the Mother Lode."  From an old boarding house that has been shrouded in mystery, to a long forgotten hotel that harbored a terrible tragedy, and the most infamous mining disaster in California history that took the lives of 47 innocent men. These are stories of not just people, but also historic locations that you don't want to miss.  Learn the tragic story of Albina Keyes, a murder victim whose family history seemed destined to keep repeating itself. Follow the tale of the "Wild Woman of Amador County" known as Emma Dooley, and the mystery surrounding her disappearance for four weeks wandering the Ione Valley. Let me also share with you the history regarding Jackson's historic hanging tree, a murderous event on Main Street & much more!  Come with me once again to learn the stories of the forgotten.     ~  J'aime Rubio,  Author

 

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Down Below A History of Deaths at the Kennedy Mine
Behind The Walls A Historical Expose of the Preston School of Industry
If These Walls Could Talk More Preston Castle History
Stories of the Forgotten Volume 1
More Stories of the Forgotten Volume 2
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