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Doc Susie by Virginia Cornell True Story of a Country Physician in the Colorado Rockies
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Binding: Softcover
Ivy Books
First Ballantine Books Edition: August 1992
ISBN: 0804109567
Pages: 235
Item Condition: This book has some shelf wear. There are some creases in the spine. There is a name written inside the front cover.
"One bitter December day in 1907...
...when Train Number One on the Denver, Northwestern and Pacific Railway braked in Fraser, Colorado, a startling figure emerged: a well-dressed young woman carrying a little black bag and a small white dog. Her name was Dr. Susan Anderson, and she had a broken heart and a bad case of Tuberculosis.
Packing her gun, journeying on horseback and snowshoe to heal the sick and injured, fighting the exploitative railway management, Doc Susie forgot about dying and lived a life so colorful that Hollywood wanted to make a movie of it.
...here is an account of the real Doc Susie -- the amazing, inspiring, exhilarating story of a woman who defied her times and her fears to help those who needed her."
Binding: Softcover
Ivy Books
First Ballantine Books Edition: August 1992
ISBN: 0804109567
Pages: 235
Item Condition: This book has some shelf wear. There are some creases in the spine. There is a name written inside the front cover.
"One bitter December day in 1907...
...when Train Number One on the Denver, Northwestern and Pacific Railway braked in Fraser, Colorado, a startling figure emerged: a well-dressed young woman carrying a little black bag and a small white dog. Her name was Dr. Susan Anderson, and she had a broken heart and a bad case of Tuberculosis.
Packing her gun, journeying on horseback and snowshoe to heal the sick and injured, fighting the exploitative railway management, Doc Susie forgot about dying and lived a life so colorful that Hollywood wanted to make a movie of it.
...here is an account of the real Doc Susie -- the amazing, inspiring, exhilarating story of a woman who defied her times and her fears to help those who needed her."
