About the Book
Ever wonder...
What main street looked like in the 1880's and 1890's? (hint: it wasn't even the same street)
what dieterich's first 4th of July was like?
what dieterich was like in the early days? when did we have phones, electricity, roads?
find the answers to these questions and many more in the Dieterich 125th historical book. the book features previously unknown facts, recently restored pictures, and the "story of Dieterich". The history book also includes family histories, churches, schools, businesses, memorials/tributes, organizations, and much more! dieterich's 125th historical book celebrates, in words and images, the pioneers of yesterday and the community we live in today.
Soft Cover books will be available for purchase (soft cover only) at the 125th Celebration August 17-19, 2018. We will resume web purchase of soft cover after the celebration
Hard cover books must be reserved/pre-ordered. Reservations for hard covers will end after the Celebration, August 20th.
Ever wonder...
What main street looked like in the 1880's and 1890's? (hint: it wasn't even the same street)
what dieterich's first 4th of July was like?
what dieterich was like in the early days? when did we have phones, electricity, roads?
find the answers to these questions and many more in the Dieterich 125th historical book. the book features previously unknown facts, recently restored pictures, and the "story of Dieterich". The history book also includes family histories, churches, schools, businesses, memorials/tributes, organizations, and much more! dieterich's 125th historical book celebrates, in words and images, the pioneers of yesterday and the community we live in today.
Soft Cover books will be available for purchase (soft cover only) at the 125th Celebration August 17-19, 2018. We will resume web purchase of soft cover after the celebration
Hard cover books must be reserved/pre-ordered. Reservations for hard covers will end after the Celebration, August 20th.
The more you know about the past, the better you are prepared for the future. "
~ Theodore Roosevelt
