New from Arcadia Publishing and local author, Richard Walker, is the latest volume in the Images of America series, "Roche Harbor."

Local authors team up to create pictorial history

Local author completes pictorial history book

Local authors release new book with stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local author releases new book with stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local authors pen third postcard book on Boston area’s past

Local historian uses photographs to tell story of Boston’s largest open space

Local author George Flemming compiles photographic history.

Local author Constance McCart pens pictorial book on behalf of library.

Local author culls photographs from private collections to tell the tale

New local book tells story of renowned Georgia attraction

New from local author, Bret Lunsford, and Arcadia Publishing is Anacortes.

Featuring more than 200 vintage images

Those call Gloucester County's largest municipality home affectionately refer to it as "Township."

The first-ever broad history of the Chinese in Mendocino County is now available.

Christy Van Heukelem has lived in Salem for 31 years, many of them as a librarian, teacher and genealogist.

As historian Jan Wright compiled hundreds of images for a pictorial history book about Talent, she solved a long-standing mystery: the location of a 1912 fire.

Buddy's a cool guy. You know it right away. You can see him there on page 56 of "The Dixie Highway In Illinois" (Arcadia). You can practically smell the hair tonic.

Once upon a time, you could send a postcard for a penny. Many of us still refer to postcards as penny postcards.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a new pictorial book by local historian Richard Philp tells the history of the village of Catskill in verbose detail.

The nation’s leading local history publisher has a Cincinnati bestseller with ties to the University of Cincinnati. Now, that project has developed into a calendar that highlights images of the city’s history and UC’s contributions.

Electronic publisher Alexander Street Press (http://alexanderstreet.com) and local history book publisher Arcadia Publishing (www.arcadiapublishing.com) announced the release of Local and Regional History Online: A History of American Life in Images and Texts.

Research site will collect images and text from every region and state in the U.S.

Electronic publisher Alexander Street Press and local history book publisher Arcadia Publishing have announced the release of "Local and Regional History Online: A History of American Life in Images and Texts."

Famous actors stationed at post

Gary Lee Parks illustrates history of San Jose theaters in nostalgia-rich new book

Over 200 photos document Brookfield Zoo’s history

Carved out of the longleaf pine forests of central Florida, the city of Groveland was founded by hardworking men and women.

Local historian John Boston was signing copies of his book, Santa Clarita Valley.

Zoo volunteer releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local author tells the story of a treasured San Jose history

Featuring more than 200 vintage images

With more than 200 vintage images

New book offers comprehensive look at city from 1860s through today

Oakland Park Historical Society culls own collection for best photographs

Local authors pay tribute to Florida’s oldest continually operating high school

New book looks at Armory Square’s history through photographs

New book details dynamic past of Schenectady suburb

Local author creates pictorial history

Vintage photographs share past of 130-year old resort

A Look Back at 50 Years Ago

The Colgate Bookstore will host a book launch and reception for Mary Messere (a.k.a. “Back Street Mary”) to celebrate the publication of the new pictorial history book Eaton

Some might look through the book and exclaim, “I remember that!” Others might think, “I can’t believe girls had to wait tables in that get-up!”

It was the request of a dying friend. Marilyn Gammon Smith wanted to start a historical museum for the city of Groveland.

In the photo at right, from the collections of the Laconia Historical and Museum Society, the intersection of Lakeside Avenue and Tower Street at The Weirs is seen, circa winter of 1934, with Irwin's Winnipesaukee Gardens in the distance and the end of the canopy of the 1893 passenger station (burned 1939) at right.

Book Review: “Huntington Beach” (Arcadia Publishing’s Postcard History Series) By Marvin Carlberg And Chris Epting, 2009

The line of locals marking Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King’s 1968 assassination by marching down Roemer Boulevard extends the length of Farrell High School in the photograph from Farrell educator Russell C. Phillips.

You find yourself in another place and time, swimming in the texture and flavor of a bygone era.

Hawkins County natives Randy Ball and Rodney Ferrell, both who have an equal passion for local history, have teamed up to present the community and surrounding area with a new look at Rogersville's historic past.

'African Americans in Amarillo' uses pictures from the past to tell little-known stories

Celebrate 80 years of family fun at the San Fransico Zoo

The town of East Hartford has gone through several incarnations since separating from the city of Hartford in 1783.

A new book marks 75 furry, fascinating years at Brookfield Zoo

Nearly 80 years of Atlantic Beach history has been put in black and white in a brand-new book.

Local author pens photographic book on his hometown

Milo and Brownville Historical Societies write local pictorial history book

Lifetime resident shares town’s past through historic photographs

70 Years after fair, author shares its history through photographs

City historian uses vintage photographs to tell story of Mount Vernon’s past

Local author pens photographic history of town

Local author teams with historical society to pen pictorial history

New from Arcadia Publishing and local author Steve Fisher is University Park and South Denver.

New from Arcadia Publishing and Bright native, Albin Wagner, is Brighton.

Local author creates pictorial history

Local authors release new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local authors collaborate to tell the story of a treasured Portland history

Museum director creates pictorial history

County native creates pictorial history

New book offers glimpse into early days of south-central Kentucky

New local book uses vintage and modern photographs to tell the tale

Kimberly Rinker believes everyone has a story. And the story of how she got her fourth and most recent book published is a quick read -- not nearly the saga many writers go through to find a willing publisher.

The village has a rich history, as can be attested to by Nancy Bacheller, a local historian whose book "Images of America: Huntley" was released this spring by Arcadia Publishing.

Springfield authors Jim Donelan and Steve Dyer have teamed with Arcadia Publishing to produce an informative pictoral book about the building which took 20 years to complete.

Since Roger Conant settled the first colony on Cape Ann in 1623, relatives of Stephen Roberts Holt have been the architectural minds behind many homes and buildings in Manchester.

Recently published authors Dave Brower and Kim Rinker will be on hand for a book signing and meet-and-greet as part of the Hall Of Fame Day celebrations at the Harness Racing Museum and Hall of Fame on Sunday, July 5.

Julian has recently published a book about the area “Images of America.”

Joel Harris, author of "Images of America: Concord," starts his story with the first explorers coming to the area in the 1700s.

Recently published authors Dave Brower and Kim Rinker will be on hand for a book signing and meet-and-greet as part of the Hall of Fame Day celebrations at the Harness Racing Museum and Hall of Fame on Sunday, July 5.

Jasper County, including Carthage and the surrounding area, is prominently included in a new book “Route 66 in the Missouri Ozarks.”

The immortal King Records gets another jolt of well-deserved recognition with the publication of King Records of Cincinnati, the latest photo book by South Carolina-based Arcadia Publishing.

Local authors team up to create pictorial history

Local author creates pictorial history

With more than 200 vintage images

With more than 200 vintage images

By the early 20th century, Stark County was one of the fastest-growing regions in the nation.

Local tour guide founders author book

Local author documents dynamic past of North Shore town

Local author recalls the fascinating past of Boston’s old amusement park

Local author uses photographs to tell history of Troy’s dynamic community

Local authors use photographs to tell history of Newtown Township

New book uses postcards to show past of 1926 Sesqui-Centennial Exposition

Local author pens the history of Bodie from 1859-1962

Local author showcases stunning collection of vintage photos in new title

New from Arcadia Publishing and local author Judy Julian is Kemmerer, the latest volume in the popular Images of America series.

Local author uses photographs from 1860s through 1980s to tell the story

New from Arcadia Publishing is African Americans of Fauquier County, by local authors Donna Tyler Hollie, Brett M. Tyler and Karen Hughes White.

Photographs culled from both public and private collections

Chicago's Horse Racing Venues, a book written by The Harness Edge's contributor Kimberly Rinker, hits the bookshelves today.

That the book “Greeks of Stark County” needed to be written is evidence of the diversity from which Stark County grew.

The prolific publishing company responsible for thousands of titles on local and regional history from across the country has reached the River City.

The rides are back on the Boardwalk at Carolina Beach, and Elaine B. Henson thinks they're picture-perfect.

New 'Images of America' book celebrates Montague's 250th

A new book commemorates Fauquier County’s 250th anniversary, celebrating the heritage of its African American population.

Books by 2 north residents reflect their love of Boonville, Lowville

A new book chronicling Downey’s extensive contributions to this country’s aerospace industry will be released by its publisher Monday.

The Colgate Bookstore will host a book launch and reception for Mary Messere

Though local history has been flourishing in Weed for quite some time, thanks largely to the dedicated board of the Weed Museum, it has taken a recent surge with the recent publication of the book “Weed.”

Louise George, author of “No City Limits” and “Some Of My Heroes Are Ladies”, now has a third title to add to her list, “Dumas”.

The mention of route 66 immediately brings to mind famous photos of the legendary road.

Keyport Firefighting' surveys 132-year fire dept. history

Variety of events planned, from history lessons to float plane rides

Local author recalls Newbury’s days gone by

Local author shares photographs of New Hampshire’s old home celebrations

New from local author, Patricia Sympson, and Arcadia Publishing is East Rockaway.

Explore Smithtown through vintage images

Executive Director of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society is author of pictorial history

Vintage photographs tell area’s dynamic story through time

Local author uses photographs to share unique history of Memphis

Local author creates pictorial history

Local circus performer and historian is author of photographic history

Local author turns collection into book

Local author creates pictorial history

Local author uses vintage photographs to depict history of Hotel San Carlos

Tribal archivist teams with history author to pen pictorial book

Local author pens the history of Concord through historic photographs

Local museum releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Newbury now has its very own edition of Images of America, a series of books that uses old photos to chronicle life in various communities.

Illustrated with more than 200 historic photographs drawn from the archives of the city, the Sherman Library, and area universities, as well as the private collections of longtime residents, this new retrospective pays tribute to the people, places, and events that have shaped the history of this unique community and continue to move it towards the future.

The essence of a city neighborhood known for its cultural heritage will soon make its way onto bookshelves across the nation.

A Vandergrift native who volunteered with the local community group has compiled a photo retrospective of the town into a book.

Clayton Books owner Joel Harris has just published a book on Concord, part of the Arcadia Publishing Images of America series.

Historian and former journalist Albin Wagner has a 150th anniversary gift for Brighton: a new book.

The early days of Idyllwild Arts Academy, known as ISOMATA then, are among some 218 photos in the Idyllwild Historical Society’s new book, “Idyllwild and the High San Jacintos,” by local writer and Associates member Bob Smith.

It won't be released to the public until next week, but a new book chronicling Downey's rich aerospace history was made available to media today.

The history of the St. Charles area, originally named Les Petites COtes, or the little hills, comes to life in this rich collection of historical images from the area.

Compelling Work Chronicles the Changing Landscape of the City

Between 1890 and 1930, Salt Lake City experienced some of the most rapid and profound changes of any city in U.S. history.

For Bill Cotter and many of his generation, the name "New York World's Fair" conjures images of the 1964-65 event at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.

In her book "Cleveland Heights Congregations," author and resident Marian Morton traces the history of the city by looking at the history of its religions institutions.

The authors have been recording oral histories and documenting the development of the Greek community at private collections, museums and archives across the country.

This book covers 150 years of tugboating on Puget Sound.

The Duarte Historical Society is proud to announce the upcoming release of Images of America: Duarte, by Arcadia Press.