Title: More ghost towns of Kansas
Product review: This is a sequel to Fitzgerald's GHOST TOWNS OF KANSAS, which appeared in 1988. The format of this book is the same as the earlier one: sections of the state are presented and then counties within each section, with the "lost" towns being listed by county. The descriptions of each town is thorough and interesting, with many photographs being included. Anyone interested in local history of Kansas will find this (and the earlier volume) indispensible. Both books represent two of the best guides to local history now available.
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