Grandmother Stories from the Land of the Used-To-Be by Howard M. Lovett (1913)

"Grandmother Stories from the Land of the Used-To-Be" is a compilation of American folklore and legends meticulously gathered by Howard Meriwether Lovett, initially published in 1913. This anthology is presented in a storytelling format with dialogue and vivid descriptions. Encompassing creation myths, hero sagas, trickster anecdotes, and cautionary fables, the book comprehensively explores Southern American oral traditions. It serves as a window into the beliefs and values of these communities, enhanced by the captivating illustrations contributed by Frederick Richardson, further elevating the book's allure.

Hardcover in fair condition. Cover boards and spine are solid but separated from the pages. Some leaves have separated from the binding with moderate damage to a few pages. This is a rare find despite the damage.