California Collection - Braille Institute of America

West which was seen as an undeclared escalating war between the
robbers and the railroads. 1981.
Trapped in Tar: Fossils from the Ice Age CBB-0983 / BRB-11409
by Caroline Arnold
During the Ice Age, over 400 different kinds of animals lived on the
grassy plain that is now L.A. Then, as now, pools of tar sometimes
seeped to the surface of the earth. Unwary animals stepped into the
sticky tar and were trapped. There they died. Gradually their bones
sunk to the bottom of the tar seep. In time the tar penetrated the bones
and preserved them. This book tells the story of Rancho La Brea and
examines the work of paleontologists who excavate and study at the
George Page Museum of La Brea Discoveries in L.A. For grades 3-6.
1987.
Tratado de Metrica BRB-10962
by Manuel W. Bermejo
A book of Spanish language poetry. Spanish language. 1915.
Travel for the Disabled: A Handbook of Travel Resources and 500
Worldwide Access Guides CBB-0621
by Helen Hecker, R.N.
A handy guide for those with heart, vision, hearing or mobility
problems, cancer, arthritis, asthma, allergies, diabetes, special dietary
needs and all other disabilities. Lists agencies interested in travel.
Travel Tips and Tour Highlights for the Blind CBB-0209
by Jim Rawls
A blind person's description of a tour he took in the Eastern United
States. 1978.
Traveling Blind CBB-0139
by John F. Wilson
John Wilson felt his way through 200,000 miles around the globe as
Director of the Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind--an
organization which he helped to found in 1950. 1964.
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