Books from Arcadia Publishing (SC)
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Sumner
By Paul J. Rogerson, Carmen M. PalmerFollow the work at local industries, from the lumberyards to the fields, where daffodils, berries, and of course, rhubarb were grown.
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Auburn: The Classic City
By John Martin SmithAuburn: The Classic City reveals these stories and much more about this big-impact city with the small-town feel.
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Milton Architecture
By Paul Buchanan, Anthony Mitchell SammarcoMilton Architecture shows the unique views of this towns style from its earliest days to the modern era.
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Mobile and the Eastern Shore
By Frye Gaillard, Nancy Frye, Tracy GaillardMobile and the Eastern Shore
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Tiverton and Little Compton
By Nancy Jensen Devin, Richard V. SimpsonTiverton and Little Compton
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Bristol: Montaup to Poppasquash
By Richard V. SimpsonBristol: Montaup to Poppasquash takes readers on a unique journey through the community's past, beginning with the voyages of early Norse explorers and detailing major events that shaped the town's history, including the King Philip's War, ...
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Vincennes
By William Hopper, Richard Day, Bill HopperA collection of over 200 picture postcards and rare photographs which provide a unique view of life in historic Vincennes from the early 1900s through the 1960s.
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Columbia: History of a Southern Capital
By Margaret Sims, Lynn Sims SalsiColumbia rose from the ashes and today stands proudly as the center of state government and a diverse and much-loved city of culture, arts, education, and commerce.
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La città che sale: i nuovi grattacieli americani
By Michael Sorkin, Fulvio Irace, Richard David RushLa città che sale: i nuovi grattacieli americani
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Turnbull: A Welsh Sporting Hero
By Andrew HignellTurnbull: A Welsh Sporting Hero
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Bay Ridge
By Matthew ScarpaBay Ridge, located on the southernmost western point of Long Island, was once a small rural community along the banks of the Lower New York Bay.
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Old City Philadelphia: Cradle of America
By Alice L. GeorgeOld City Philadelphia is the heart of the City of Brotherly Love, where the Declaration of Independence was signed and the Constitution written.
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Anamosa
By Becky DirksHaugstedIn the early 1890s, the Sisters of St. Francis moved to Clinton. Originally called Prospect Park Sanitarium, a permit was given to Dr. DW. Gawley to convert the stone building into a sanitarium, an institution for the preservation of ...
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Middletown Ohio
By Roger L. Miller, George C. Crout, Roger Lee MillerMiddletown Ohio
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Kinzua and Corydon
By James MorrisonKinzua and Corydon
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John F. Kennedy Sites in Dallas-Fort Worth
By Mark Doty, John H. SlateFrom Fort Worth s Hotel Texas to the Texas Theater and the Old Municipal Building in Dallas, John F. Kennedy Sites in Dallas Fort Worth explores and documents the buildings, neighborhoods, and places with a direct connection to the ...
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Lakewood
By City of LakewoodAbove all, the Lakewood story is about the ability of ordinary men and women to shape their future--and Lakewood's--as their city begins its seventh decade.
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Maritime Marion
By Judith Westlund RosbeThis unique volume, containing over 100 black-and-white illustrations, chronicles the many aspects of maritime life, from trade to recreation, including the once-prominent whaling industry, the various local saltworks, the traditions of ...
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Hampton and Hampton Beach
By William TeschekThis fascinating volume contains over two hundred old photographs.
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Coventry
By Raymond A. WolfThis photographic history tells the story of Coventry, a bucolic New England town with a fascinating history. On August 21, 1741, the area west of what is now the town of West Warwick was incorporated into the Township of Coventry.