Texas Beyond History: La Junta Exhibit

Description

Authors: Cloud, William A.; Black, Steve; and Piehl, Jennifer

Publisher: Center for Big Bend Studies, Sul Ross State University (Alpine, TX)

Pub Date: 2007

Binding: Paperback (Comb binding, clear plastic front cover)

Condition: Good.  Comb binding tight.  No missing or broken teeth.  No marks, tears, bends or folds.  There are a couple of pages where the images to be printed came out in teeny-tiny form, but overall the images are very well done.

Notes: As far as I can tell the “La Junta Exhibit” was not a physical exhibit held in a communal space, but an “online” exhibit, for the Texas Beyond History online encyclopedia.  These are the printed pages of the computer files (and they’re printed and assembled very nicely).   La Junta (The Junction) is the area along the south Texas-Chihuahua, Mexico border where the Rio Grande meets the Rio Conchos.   The volume details the approximate 800 year history of the area and the people who lived there.  I would call this volume VERY RARE in printed format.