Hidden history of Flint

1 online resource (audio (5 hours, 4 minutes))
digital mono
audio file Daisy

Male narrator. NLS/BPH

Available from BARD courtesy of the Michigan Bureau of Services for Blind Persons Braille and Talking Book Library
Includes bibliographical references
Availability restricted to persons meeting the eligibility requirements of the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress
Narrated by: Jacob Buchholz
Digital talking book. 1 level. Digitally mastered
Also available for inter library loan on cartridge from the contributing library
Recorded from: [Charleston, SC] : The History Press, 2017. 9781439661000
Full audio with structure
System requirements: Internet access and an NLS authorized digital talking book player. Contact your cooperating library for more information
Beneath Flint's auto history lies a buried past. Local Civil War hero Franklin Thompson was actually Sarah Edmonds in disguise. Thread Lake's Lakeside Amusement Park offered seaplane rides and a giant roller coaster partly built over the water before closing in 1931. Smith-Bridgman's, the largest department store in town, reigned supreme for more than a century at the same location. And the city's most prolific inventor, Lloyd Copeman, created the electric stove, flexible ice cube tray and automatic toaster. Gary Flinn showcases the obscure and surprising elements of the Vehicle City's past, including how the 2014 water crisis was a half century in the making
1 DM
MI1A DBC16176

2019995283

3218952

Buchholz, Jacob, narrator

Downloadable talking book