A Black Woman's West: The Life of Rose B. Gordon by Michael K. Johnson

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A Black Woman's West: The Life of Rose B. Gordon by Michael K. JohnsonBorn in the Barker mining district of central Montana Territory, Rose Beatrice Gordon (1883 1968) was the daughter of an African American chef and an emancipated slave who migrated to the West in the early 1880s. This book tells the story of the Gordon familyJohn, Anna, Robert, Rose, John Francis Jr., George, and Taylorand pays tribute to Rose, who lived most of her life in White Sulphur Springs. In her youth, Rose excelled academically and

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