Arcadia Publishing, a Mount Pleasant-based book company, has donated $20,000 to the Galveston Historical Foundation to assist the Texas community in its rebuilding effort after Hurricane Ike ripped through the coastal area in September 2008.

In 1973, Petersburg added to the Virginia history it had long been making by becoming the first city in the state to elect a majority-black City Council in modern times.

4 people were recently honored for their efforts by the Stilwell Heritage & Educational Foundation

Nostalgia is the merchandise, and Cleveland's Department Stores delivers.

Deborah Kohl Kremer spent the last year on what she called a "treasure hunt" for old photos of Dixie Highway.

Many of the images in “Canton” date back to early in the 20th century.

The historic Hillside Club in Berkeley is the location for first-time author Wendy Markel's slide presentation on her book, "Berkeley," the latest in the Postcard History Series from Arcadia Publishing.

Baristavillians in West Orange and frequent visitors to Eagle Rock Reservation might enjoy a history lesson tomorrow afternoon.

Baristavillians in West Orange and frequent visitors to Eagle Rock Reservation might enjoy a history lesson tomorrow afternoon.

Londonderry is one of the featured towns in a new book from the "Images of America," series that captures the history of a unique statewide tradition — Old Home Day.

A new book written by Weed Museum board members, about the history of the town of Weed, will be highlighted during the presentation.

This month — coincidentally, National Photo Month — he added “Conshohocken and West Conshohocken Sports” to Arcadia’s list of titles.

Just off the press is the “Postcard History of Fenton.”

“Crystal Lake,” (Arcadia Publishing), is one of the latest entries into the publisher’s expansive Images of America series, which tells the histories of communities across the nation with vintage photographs.

Local author pens newest book on area’s unique past

New from Arcadia Publishing and Houston native, Doug Weiskopf, is the latest volume in the Images of Rail series, Rails Around Houston.

New from Arcadia Publishing and local authors Gary Topping, Melissa Coy Ferguson and, in conjunction with, the Utah State Historical Society, is Salt Lake City: 1890-1930.

Local author creates pictorial history books

Local historian authors new book

Local authors collaborate to bring history alive in new book

Local author shares postcard collection in new book

Author traces community’s heritage back to the Paleo-Indians

Highs and lows of close-knit community revealed

New pictorial history book sheds light on chaotic period between 1898 and 1919

Around March 17 each year residents of the senior citizen building on the corner of High and Smith streets have told authors Paul Wang and his wife Katherine Massopust it's not unusual to hear weird noises in the building.

Where were you on Saturday, 5 June 1976? If you lived in Idaho, specifically, Wilford, Salem, Sugar City, Hibbard, Rexburg, Idaho Falls and adjoining farming communities, the devastating events of Saturday, 5 June 1976 would be in your memory forever.

In 2008, Clark took top honors in the Non-Fiction History Book category for Images of America: Route 66 in Chicago...

Justin W. Strickland’s Chattanooga Terminal Station is not just a fine book about Chattanooga’s Terminal Station. It’s the photographic story of urban railroad passenger terminals throughout the United States during the height of passenger travel and the decline that occurred during the postwar years.

The Latest Arcadia Book Chronicles the Entertainment Capital's Heyday

The Woodbrook Hunt Club is the oldest fox hunting club west of the Mississippi River, according to author and horseback riding enthusiast Joy Keniston-Longrie.

Struggling economy doesn't deter regional history publisher from bestowing charitable gift.

Area resident Neil Surprenant has recently added another volume to Arcadia Publishing's "Images of America" series with "Paul Smith's Adirondack Hotel and College"-a book that is filled with archival photographs and facts which detail a too-often-neglected piece of local history.

Some of the earliest memories Stephanie Mathews has of Los Gatos are now snippets of images—filled with different landmarks and businesses, and also very vivid recollections of cat sculptures.

New book brings oldest western fox-hunting club to life

One glance at an aging photograph of female citrus workers clad in starched white uniforms brings back a flood of memories for Margaret Moulton

Local authors release new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local authors release new book in celebration of the city’s centennial!

Featuring more than 200 vintage images

Local authors capture the spirit of world famous fair

With more than 200 vintage images

New book shares vintage photographs from Butler County’s early days

The idea of a postcard book illustrating the history of Fenton was conceived as a fitting way to celebrate Fenton’s 175th anniversary in 2009.

Grand Marias is topic of pictorial history

Local author creates pictorial history

New local book highlights the rebirth of historic mill village

Local author creates pictorial history

Three local firefighters compile photographic history

Local township historian pens tribute to area’s past

Local author writes photographic history of his hometown

New pictorial history named village’s official Quadricentennial publication

Local author documents past of Glen Rock area

'Vandergrift' By Sara McGuire, Arcadia Publishing

Greg Tasker, author of Sanders Confectionery has his own memories of stopping with his parents at Sanders shops in the Oakland Mall and in Troy where he grew up.

The 52-year-old Troy man learns about the impact of the soda every time he gives a presentation or signs copies of his book, Vernors Ginger Ale, from Arcadia Publishing.

If you want a fun, informal look at some of the goings on of the past 100 years or so just across the Virginia border, this would be a good book to pick up.

The genesis, growth and continuing progress of the community of Saxapahaw is told through text and photos in a new "Images of America" book to be released in mid-May by local author Heather Leigh Wallace.

Historian Richard Philp’s sequel to bicentennial anthology to be released Monday

Shelby Ruch compared writing a book about Harmony's history to an archeological excavation: rich with layers of colorful people and stories from the past 250 years.

Ames, employed by Baylor University’s Electronic Library and a graduate student in the Museum Studies field, wrote Waco, part of the “Images of America” series...

"Around Fortescue" is just that, a trip around the island, past and present, through a collection of photographs compiled by Betty and Clarence "Bunky" Higbee.

Two new publications narrate the University's story in pictures

Lots of people work, live or visit Fort Gordon every day, but what do you know about the post.

“The history of Eaton just goes on and on,” says Madison County historian Back Street Mary Messere, and she recently completed a decade-in-the-making definitive look at the old days of the town in her new book simply titled “Eaton.”

Local author and horseback riding enthusiast Joy Keniston-Longrie has written a book, published by Arcadia Publishing, about the club and will be the meeting speaker.

"There's nothing quite like a new book, and we just wanted to celebrate with some of the people who made it possible,"

Photographs dating back more than 100 years were brought back to life through the help and inspiration of a Cicero couple.

Local author pens the history of Berkeley through vintage postcards and photographs

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

New from Arcadia Publishing and local authors, Claudia Stuart and Jean Stuntz is African Americans in Amarillo.

New from Arcadia Publishing and local author Louise Carroll George is Dumas.

Gering, Scottsbluff, and Terrytown revealed through photos

Surrounded by rivers on three sides, Hamilton County forms a cape of its own within the greater peninsula of Florida. New from Arcadia Publishing is Hamilton County, by local author and active preservationist Marsanne Petty.

Local authors pay homage to Georgia’s sprawling military base

Local prison warden writes photographic history

Three local authors team up to write pictorial history

Local authors pen pictorial tribute to their hometown

Local author shares history of Paul Smith’s Hotel and College through photographs

Local author uses photographs to tell Harmony’s captivating history

Photographs present dynamic past of Vandergrift and its development

A decorated Civil War historian from Wood County has written a book about the West Virginia National Guard.

I’m pretty sure that while I was learning about Lewis and Clark, my Sacramento peers were learning about the Sacramento Southern Railroad and how it changed the city I call home.

Connie Huddleston, past president of the RHS and current chair of the Hembree Farm committee, presented her research and book detailing Georgia’s Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC).

Local author and Rockwall County historian, Sheri Stodghill Fowler, gave the standing-room-only crowd at the Historic Courthouse its first glimpse of her newly published book,Images of America: Rockwall...

Pictorial history book available May 11

A new pictorial history book looking at the communities of Gering, Scottsbluff and Terrytown will be available May 11 at the North Platte Valley Museum.

Arcadia Publishing, the South Carolina folks with an interest in regional picture books, has two publications out this month, one focusing on the town of Cicero, the other on the Erie Canal.

Even the most ardent scrapbookers have a hard time paring down their pictures.

A Carrollton High School history teacher prowled the streets of Saginaw for three years, capturing photographic images of the city as it looks now to matchup precisely with postcards of it from back then.

Couple recently released a book filled with interviews and images that show Costa Mesa in its earlier years.

“Seaside is the most important city in the region,” says Stanford historian and director of the Seaside History Project, Dr. Carol Lynn McKibben, “in terms of how it fits into the literature of urban America and California history: minority-majority, mixed race, de-industrialization, military.

New book jogs memories of 1960s Winnetka

Two awardees received recognition for historical publications.

In 2009, Peachtree City is a 50-year-old thriving “new town.”

In Michael G. Lynch's new book, a ranger confronts a Velma Melmac for defoliating 22 acres in Yosemite.

Local author teams up to create pictorial history

Local author creates pictorial history of raceway

Local author Duane Smith is author of new photographic history

New book highlights university’s development through the years

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Husband and Wife Duo Explore Jemez Springs Past

New from local authors Lyn Kidder and Herb Brunell is Ruidoso and Ruidoso Downs, part of Arcadia Publishing’s Images of America series.

Local author Jack Coll shares snapshots from his hefty sports collection

Local writer pens history of Lititz through vintage photographs

Local author documents the history of area Ukrainians through photographs

Local author documents history of depot through stories and photographs

New local book sheds light on one of Nashville’s strongest communities

New from Arcadia Publishing and local author Jeff Littlejohn is Huntsville, the latest volume in the Images of America series.

Local resident Matthew Farfan is author of photographic history

Lifelong Hartford resident pens photographic history

Revealing Waco’s Colorful History

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Life on the line

If you wondered whether or not Miss Norma could actually see you and other do-bees in her “Magic Window”, you will love Lee Dorman’s new pictorial history book Nashville Broadcasting.

The result is “Huntsville,” the latest installment in Arcadia Publishing

Regional author and retired journalist James E. Casto, of Huntington, W.V., published his 10th book in February, called “The Great Ohio River Flood of 1937.”

Compiled by Montague Township Historian Alicia Batko, the 128-page book holds the distinction as the first book to be devoted exclusively to Montague.

Mike Goodson, an Alabama City native whose weekly “History Revisited” column has appeared for many years in The Gadsden Times, will be signing copies today of his most recent book, “Then & Now: Etowah County.”

Three authors collaborate on the new book ‘Images of America: Oak Cliff’’

New from local author Scott Williams is Corpus Christi, part of Arcadia Publishing’s Images of America Series.

Bay County’s shipbuilding industry is celebrated in more than two hundred vintage photos, along with brief discussions of the major and lesser-known shipbuilding companies.