1800. It was a time when men worked for a dollar a day in zero or below temperatures to cut ice blocks to fill the eleven large ice houses in Athens. They rode horses or took a stagecoach. It was a time when children had one pair of shoes and were lucky to attend school. Still, it is an age looked back on with nostalgia as a simpler time. It was during this golden age that a studious young boy named Daniel Redfield Evarts was being brought up in modest circumstances. He came from a large family and had no free access to books. The local Dutch Reformed minister gave him some books and a small room with light in which he could study. READ MORE HERE: https://drevartslibrary.org/about/
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