1. The Santa Fe Trail was really a trail that people traveled by.
2. There is a chapel called Loretto Chapel that is still standing today.
3. It used to be a girl's school run by 3 nuns.
4. It does have "The Miraculous Staircase."
5. People were dying in war like Mrs. Lacey's son.
6. Rinaldi based some characters (the Bishop, Mrs. Lacey, Delvina) off of real people.
7. People would work on ranches like Lizzie's father did.
8. People would die on the trail like Lizzie's mom did.
9. There were "witches" in Santa Fe like Lizzie and Elinora saw.
10. Billy the Kid is really a person that people would talk about.
There you go. 10 facts from The Staircase, my FAVORITE book ever! Especially because I have been to Loretto Chapel in Santa Fe to see the staircase.
IF you are reading a historical fiction book it is bacically, what happened in the books that are facts and about history
Ann Rinaldi's Taking Liberty is a historical fiction novel. It did not happen, despite historical accuracies that occur within the story.
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Ann Rinaldi wrote the book Amelia's War.
Historical Fiction yes, but it is recognized for its on spot facts.
It's a book that is about something in history that didn't happen, but it has some accurate facts from that time period.
No, and it was a bad book anyway. But Ann Rinaldi writes a bunch of other books you might like:Broked DaysMy VicksburgLeigh Ann's Civil WarThe Letter WriterJuliet's MoonThe Redheaded PrincessBrooklyn RoseOr Give Me DeathTaking LibertyMine Eyes Have Seen It
Herman C. Glander has written: 'An historical sketch of the Glander family in connection with some historical facts of their land of origin' 'An historical sketch of the Glander family in connection with some historical facts of their land of origin' -- subject(s): Accessible book
The book On Food and Cooking was written by a truly renaissance man. The gentleman's name was Harold McGee and the book is packed with historical facts.
Ann Rinaldi's book Sarah's Groundtakes place in Alexandria/Mount Vernon, Virginia.
Alex Mackay has written: 'Facts and dates' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Historical Chronology