SKU: BBB-0260
NON-FICTION - ARIZONA HISTORY - LOCAL INTEREST - SIGNED
The Ghost of the Cuban Queen Bordello
| Author | Peggy Hicks |
| Publisher | Arizona Discoveries (self-published) |
| Year Published | 2011 |
| Edition | First Printing 2011 |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Condition | Very Good |
| Genre | NON-FICTION / Arizona History / Local Interest / SIGNED |
| BriteBound SKU | BBB-0260 |
About This Book
Copyright © 2011 by Peggy Hicks. Published by Peggy Hicks. Distributed by Arizona Discoveries, 317 Main St., Jerome, Arizona 86331. Phone: 928-634-5716. Email: azdiscoveries@swiftaz.net. First Printing 2011. Printed in the United States of America. Classified as 'historical non-fiction.' Subtitle: 'A Story of a 1920s Jerome, Arizona Madam.' Editing and cover design by Dennis Andrews. Resources include: Jerome Historical Society Archives, Nancy Smith Collection, Professor George Hall Collection (Jerome AZ historian), Louise Guisto (Jerome AZ consultant), Mike Ford (Cuban Queen's grandson), Helen J. Stewart-Collection (Univ. of Nevada Las Vegas), William Russell (Historic New Orleans Collection), Phil Pastras, Bob Kirstein, Howard Reich & Williams Gaines, Floyd Levin, Herbert V. Young, Doctor Jazz, and Peggy Hicks personal collection. SIGNED COPY — author's signature on title page. OUTSTANDING LOCAL ARIZONA INTEREST: Jerome AZ is a famous historic mining ghost town in Yavapai County, just 35 miles from Prescott. Self-published local history with strong regional appeal. Very good condition.