A 5-month-old Stanley held high in the arms, close to the loving face of my first ayah, Marrimma. She was a family servant from the Telugu speaking region of south India.
Among Khargpur friends one stood out, Lewin Brown – A very talented Anglo Indian artist, dancer, and an American movie fan. HE WAS MUCH OLDER, but that didn’t matter. He
Woodstock School in India. Missionaries in India had to decide: Send their kids away to private Christian boarding school or home to America to be educated? Dad and Mother were faced with
Stanley Brush’s heartwarming, evocative autobiography rich with humorous and, at times, poignant vignettes of growing up in Bengal, India.
Over 250 photos with captions, hand-drawn maps for geographic reference, plus many amusing graphics. – 256 pages printed on acid free, archival paper for your heritage library. – Black & white interior with full color, UV laminated cover.