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This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

Hollister believes in liberating the spirit of an endless Summer inside everyone. To us, Summer isn't just a season… it's a state of mind. We believe Summer's freedoms and possibilities shouldn't just exist from June to August. They should be endless. Give your friends and family the gift of effortless, authentic California style to live in every day. Think Jeans, Sweaters, Shorts, Tanks, Tees, Sweatshirts, Hoodies, Leggings, Swim, Shoes, Jackets and more. Hollister eGift Cards can redeemed in stores and online.

Hollister believes in liberating the spirit of an endless Summer inside everyone. To us, Summer isn't just a season… it's a state of mind. We believe Summer's freedoms and possibilities shouldn't just exist from June to August. They should be endless. Give your friends and family the gift of effortless, authentic California style to live in every day. Think Jeans, Sweaters, Shorts, Tanks, Tees, Sweatshirts, Hoodies, Leggings, Swim, Shoes, Jackets and more. Hollister eGift Cards can redeemed in stores and online.

Hollister believes in liberating the spirit of an endless Summer inside everyone. To us, Summer isn't just a season… it's a state of mind. We believe Summer's freedoms and possibilities shouldn't just exist from June to August. They should be endless. Give your friends and family the gift of effortless, authentic California style to live in every day. Think Jeans, Sweaters, Shorts, Tanks, Tees, Sweatshirts, Hoodies, Leggings, Swim, Shoes, Jackets and more. Hollister eGift Cards can redeemed in stores and online.

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If you enjoy classic style with a contemporary edge this design will appeal to both aesthetics. The chrome finish complements the etched white glass shades perfectly. It will illuminate your bath with style and quality.

Refresh your home with this Hollister French Oak 1/2 in. T x 7.5 in. W Engineered Hardwood Flooring (23.3 sqft/case). It features a low-gloss urethane finish. This makes it a durable option for your home. The French oak and wire brushing brings a unique appeal to your space. Color: Light.

The Happy Hollister children are off on another exciting mystery! This time it all starts with a letter written in a funny code from Grandmother Hollister, who lives in Canada. The letter said: Dear Children, Gram is writing to you in code. It is braille. How would you like to visit me and meet a special friend? Also, I wish you could solve the mystery of the midnight trolls.With love, GramThe children begged to go visit Gram and Gramp. But Mr. Hollister told them that he would be flying his new sailplane invention in a New York State competition in a few days and, if possible, in the big international sailplane meet in Iceland."We'll have to wait until Daddy tests his sailplane," Pete said.Then Pam added, "While Daddy's in Iceland, we can go to Canada and solve the mystery!"So in a few days, off they go to Canada where they meet a new blind friend who helps in their detective work. But when Mr. Hollister's sailplane invention is pirated, they all go on to Iceland to solve another mystery that turns out to be strangely linked to the first!

Rare, Limited 2004 First Edition printing with a limited distribution. The complete history of the Hollister Ranch. Includes color plates showing paintings of the Ranch and maps and many older photos of people, land and buildings over the years. Chapters written by Ranch owners and employees. Wonderful stories of the formation of the Ranch and land deals that have shaped the development. Character studies of the people who have owned and used the Ranch. Preface by David Hill, introduction by Nancy Ward, with epilogue by Andy Mills. A true collector's item to be cherished and passed on the generations.

Book is in Used-Good condition. Pages and cover are clean and intact. Used items may not include supplementary materials such as CDs or access codes. May show signs of minor shelf wear and contain limited notes and highlighting. 1.59

The history of Rancho San Justo and Hollister began in 1839 when Gov. Juan Alvarado gave the land grant to Jose Castro. Castro sold the land to Francisco Pacheco, who, in turn, sold the land grant to William Hollister and his partners Llwellyn Bixby and Thomas and Benjamin Flint. In 1861, the men agreed to split the property. The site for the town was surveyed in 1868 with plans to divide the site into 50 homestead lots. Colonel Hollister sold his portion of the rancho to a group of men who called themselves the San Justo Homestead Association. At that time, the town of Hollister was still in Monterey County; however, the homestead association started agitating for a division of the county. An act to create the county of San Benito was approved by the governor on February 12, 1874, and Hollister became the county seat.

Excerpt from The Hollister Family of America: Lieut. John Hollister, of Wethersfield, Conn., And His DescendantsFor the benefit of those not familiar with genealogical works, the following explanation is given: The descend ants of Lieut. John Hollister are numbered consecutively \vhen an account of their families or other information is given, their number is preceded by the mark and the reader will look in the next generation, under the same number, which is used as a family number and enclosed in parenthesis.Following the names of heads of families is a line in parenthesis giving the names of all the ancestors back to Lieut. John. The small figure at the right indicating the generation.The marriage-name of female descendants is given in parenthesis, after the family name.These consecutive and family numbers enable the reader, by referring forward or backward, to find the names of the descendants or ancestors of any member of the family.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

The Happy Hollisters and the Mystery of the Totem Faces (#15 in the Happy Hollisters series)This story finds the Hollister family off to Alaska with Uncle Russ and their two cousins, Teddy and Jean. Russ Hollister, a commercial artist and cartoonist, has run out of ideas and is trying to think of a new location for his comic strip characters. The children, whose interest in the Far North has been aroused by an encounter with an old man and the totem pole he brought back as a souvenir of his adventurous days as a gold miner, persuade Uncle Russ to make Alaska the background for his new cartoon series. The gold miner has told the children that his totem pole is a replica of a pole that holds a secret, which was lost somewhere near Sitka, Alaska. The Hollisters manage to locate the lost totem pole and find, tucked away inside it, the clue to hidden treasure.A most exciting Hollister story that combines the excitement of solving a mystery and outsmarting a sinister thief with the discovery of new places, different traditions and ways of living.A new story that will certainly please all the Hollister fans who look forward so eagerly to each new book in this popular series.

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Another exciting adventure for this happy family comes about through their new friend Indy Roades, a former baseball player and a Yumatan Indian. He tells them about his pueblo in the mountains of New Mexico, and his tribe's lost turquoise mine. When Mr. Hollister hears that a store there, called THE CHAPARRAL which sells trinkets and Yumatan articles, is closing down, he considers buying the goods for his own shop, THE TRADING POST. He decides to go to New Mexico to examine the stock, and takes his family along with him. After an exciting journey by plane, and in a rented school bus, they arrive among the friendly Yumatans. The children have a wonderful time joining in the games and festivals. Indy's niece and nephew, Blue Feather and Red Feather, show them how to shoot with bows and arrows, and ride bareback on Pinto ponies, as Indian children do. But best of all, they foil the thieves who had stolen the goods they came to buy -- and discover a clue to the buried mine. How they help the tribe to regain their prosperity and happiness, and the reward that the grateful Yumatans give them in return, makes an enthralling end to this new story in the Happy Hollister series.

The Happy Hollister children are off on another exciting mystery! This time it all starts with a letter written in a funny code from Grandmother Hollister, who lives in Canada. The letter said:Dear Children,Gram is writing to you in code. It is braille. How would you like to visit me and meet a special friend? Also, I wish you could solve the mystery of the midnight trolls.With love, GramThe children begged to go visit Gram and Gramp. But Mr. Hollister told them that he would be flying his new sailplane invention in a New York State competition in a few days and, if possible, in the big international sailplane meet in Iceland.“We’ll have to wait until Daddy tests his sailplane,” Pete said.Then Pam added, “While Daddy’s in Iceland, we can go to Canada and solve the mystery!”So in a few days, off they go to Canada where they meet a new blind friend who helps in their detective work. But when Mr. Hollister’s sailplane invention is pirated, they all go on to Iceland to solve another mystery that turns out to be strangely linked to the first!

A rain storm and an unexpected guest bring this new mystery into the Hollister's lives when a lightning struck tree branch falls on a car in front of their home in Shoreham. The car is occupied by a young Hawaiian, Tom King, who, although not seriously hurt, needs help from the Hollisters to get out of his car. While resting in their home, he tells them he has come all the way across the country in search of a log book from an unidentified clipper ship. The only clue he has are a few sketches of the ship which he hopes will be identified by one of the old clipper ship captains he has been told to see. This log book is important to Tom for it will prove his grandfather and grandmother were married on this ship giving him evidence that he is legally entitled to the inheritance left by his uncle. How is this mystery connected with Gregory Grant and Lisa Sarno, the famous movie stars, and a motion picture in which the Hollister children have an active part? And who is the sinister stranger in the checkered shirt? Why should he first try to buy Tom's sketches of the clipper ship and then, failing that, try to steal them? From beginning to end, this new story will keep you guessing as the Hollisters once again prove their ability as master sleuths.

In this thrilling new adventure, the Happy Hollisters befriend little Nada Boschi, an Italian girl who is visiting in Shoreham. Nada confides to the Hollisters that her Uncle Giovanni, a famous toymaker and puppeteer, has disappeared from his house in Rome. Nada is sure that he has been kidnapped. But why would anyone want to kidnap a kind old man who spends his time entertaining children? The Hollisters are eager to try their hand at solving the mystery and help Nada find her uncle. But all this has happened in Italy—half-way around the world from Shoreham. There seems to be nothing that they can do.Then Pam learns that she has won first prize in a contest—a trip around the world . . . and, well—almost before Pete can say “Crickets!” Mrs. Hollister and her children find themselves in the beautiful land of Italy.Here they have a wonderful time riding a gondola through the famous “streets of water” in Venice . . . climbing to the top of the leaning tower of Pisa . . . shopping in the funny little stores that have been built on a bridge in the city of Florence . . . and visiting the ancient city of Pompeii which had been buried in the ash of a volcano over 2000 years ago!The Happy Hollisters have all kinds of adventures touring these and many other famous places in Italy. And, before their trip has ended, they not only find Uncle Giovanni, but help the Italian police round up a gang of dangerous thieves!