MARSHALL — How many books can be written about Marshall history? Never enough, according to local historians Debbie Pardoe and Susan Collins.

With all the fresh produce found at Boone Hall, people might be surprised to learn that the farm east of the Cooper started out producing bricks.

DeFuniak Springs is one of the oldest communities in the entire state of Florida. Now you can learn about that colorful and rich history by reading one book.

Signings have been scheduled at the Mushroom Festival, Bayard Taylor Library and the Kennett Square growers market for the recently released "Mushroom Farming in Chester County" book by Chester County author Bruce Mowday.

BIG STONE GAP, Va. – You might say Sharon B. Ewing was made to write a book about Big Stone Gap.

When your history reaches back as far and deep as the city of Hampton's, it's hard to think of it as anything other than special.

The railroad stations that have served Central Florida since before the Civil War are now visually preserved in a book commemorating rail's history and heritage.

As publisher and editor of The Arcata Eye, Kevin Hoover is used to collecting random bits and pieces of knowledge about the city of Arcata.

Heather Ferguson enjoyed researching the shady part of Arkansas City's past so much that she devoted a whole chapter to it in her new book.

New Yorkers are always looking for fun things to do in their leisure time. Two new books by Arcadia Publishing for their "Images of America" series show iconic images of some of the ways city denizens have had fun over the years.

Philadelphia's Northeast neighborhoods came to represent a contradiction in terms for generations of the people who lived there.

This relatively new century is the perfect time to look back at Lower Northeast Philadelphia’s past, examine the present and envision the future.

SANDWICH -- For Joan Bark Hardekopf, the book was a labor of love. Images of America: Sandwich, Hardekopf's pictorial history of the city, captures the early days of Sandwich through photographs of buildings and people involved in places of worship and education, at work and at community events, during wartime and leisure time, and in a category simply called "around town."

National Park historian Mike Vouri is the author of a new book, "The Pig War," published by Arcadia Publishing Co. as part of its Images of America series.

SANDWICH—A new book sold nationally features hundreds of photos and captions from the city’s first 100 years dating back between the 1850s and the 1950s.