Discover the captivating autobiography of Edna Borigo in "Sourdough Schoolma'am," a compelling narrative that offers an intimate look into the life of an Alaskan pioneer teacher. This 1977 second printing combines Borigo's original work with "The Willful Wayfarer," creating a complete and rich account of her experiences. Journey through her remarkable career teaching for the BIA among the Tlingit tribe, across the Yukon, Aleutian Chain, and Southeast Alaska, providing a unique historical perspective on the region and its people.
This vintage edition is a must-have for collectors of Alaskan history, autobiographies, and educational memoirs. Featuring evocative sketches by Diana Tillion, the book immerses readers in Borigo's challenges and triumphs over three decades of teaching. It's a testament to the spirit of the Last Frontier, perfect for anyone interested in pioneer life, Alaskan culture, and the personal stories that shaped a state. Explore the legacy of an extraordinary woman who dedicated her life to education in the rugged and beautiful Alaskan wilderness.
