Long-time pass holders recall Great Adventure’s dynamic past

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Four local authors team with museum to write photographic history.

Local author teams with historical society to pen photographic history.

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local History Professor Pens New Book

New Book Written by Veteran Jacks Fans

More than 125 years of Kentucky distilling history documented in new book

Local author completes pictorial history

Local author teams with historical society to create pictorial history

Long-time pass holders recall Great Adventure’s dynamic past

New book shares photographs of historic neighborhoods

Town historian documents past of Oyster Bay through photographs

History of Milton Hersey School shared in new book

Minooka High School's local history class has just completed its third and fourth publications a postcard history of Will County and a historical walking tour of the town of Minooka.

From KKK to '70s renovations, SOU professor covers the city's reinvention

Bob Ketenheim nicely captures Glen Rock, Pa.'s, past in his recently published "Around Glen Rock," part of Arcadia Publishing's "Images of America" series.

Local command officer writes photographic history of the “Army’s House of Magic.”

LOCAL HISTORY BOOK authors have been busy lately, judging by the number of books appearing in my mailbox.

More than 200 vintage postcard images compiled as part of history series

The diverse landscape of gay and lesbian Philadelphia is a story of highs and lows.

The photos contained in a new book produced by the Jefferson County Black History Society Inc. reflect a powerful and important story about the community's past, members say.

Ralph A. Heiss’s The Lehigh Valley Railroad Across New Jersey, the latest in Arcadia Publishing’s Images of Rail series, is a “must have” for fans of steam railroading in the industrialized northeast.

I’ve have enjoyed hours of pleasures since I discovered David Crosby’s recently published Scranton Railroads, the latest volume in Arcadia Publishing’s Images of Rail series.

Crystal Van Dee, Curator of Manuscripts for the Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas, will be autographing her new book, Clark County,

I don’t think we can ever know too much about the area where we live and raise our families, so it is a special pleasure to look through the pictures of a new book created by the Maitland Historical Society with local writer Leslie Kemp Poole.

OB Town Historian Documents Past of Oyster Bay Through Photographs

New book focuses on the history of Leominster Fire Department

Just in time for Simi Valley’s 40th anniversary, Bill Appleton’s new book, “Santa Susana,” details the history of the community that, ironically, all but disappeared with the city’s incorporation.

Local author Archie McDonald and photographer Hardy Meredith have teamed up with Archadia Publishing to put forth a new pictorial history: "Stephen F. Austin State University Jacks."

East Hartford has had several books published about our history as a town.

Photographs of Arroyo Grande spanning more than 100 years have been compiled by a pair of South County history buffs and published in a new book.

New pictorial book published

WGAN Radio's Ken and Mike speak with author of "Portland - Then and Now", John Moon.

“Minot State University,” a new book written by local author Mark Timbrook, boasts more than 200 vintage images that commemorate Minot State University’s contribution to Minot and the region during its early years.

Author Joe Peterson teaches history at SOU

Visitors can take a trip back in time thanks to a huge photograph collection on display

Arcadia Publishing is set to release their newest installment of their ever-popular line of books, Images of America.

Local authors release new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local authors release new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Revealing the history of Steamboat Springs

Written by Cofounder of the Tacoma Historical Society

Uncovers the history of Pasco

Local author writes photographic history of area.

Local author writes photographic history on behalf of Central Delta Historical Society.

Intersecting lives of iconic political leaders and world’s biggest celebrities documented in more than 200 vintage photographs

Local author is a native of Oxford and 1969 graduate of Ole Miss

In over 200 vintage photographs, local author Ralph A. Heiss documents the dynamic history of the railroad’s life through its closing in 1976.

Local author writes photographic history to coincide with the Historical Society of Old Randolph’s 30th anniversary.

Local author creates pictorial history

Ever wondered about those big ol’ houses you pass on your way to the train station? Curious about the famed Sheepshead Bay race tracks?

David Crosby's interest in local history began at an early age when the Dunmore man and his family moved to Scranton.

New book shows history of Jefferson County

A citizen of Hopkins who was born in Eastover, has lived in Lower Richland all her life.

Susan Faulkner was interviewed this morning about her brand new book, Early Pasco, by KVEW-TV.

Frederick Isaac’s newly published book, “Jews of Oakland and Berkeley,” starts its tale in the 1860s. It ends last December.

Last Saturday, August 8, the new Arcadia pictorial history book Filipinos in Carson and the South Bay, authored by Carson couple Florante and Roselyn Ibanez, was introduced for the first time to a capacity audience of over 200 at the City of Carson Town Hall meeting entitled "Presentation on the History of Carson and the South Bay".

Smith came to the Adirondacks in his early 20s to pursue a love of hunting and fishing and to work as a guide.

Tom Badger and his father, Curtis Badger, share an interest in photography and Eastern Shore history.

Seventeen titles have been selected as finalists in the 2009 Best Books of Indiana Competition.

On September 7, Hawkins County Historian Rodney Ferrell will release his latest book to be published about the county's past.

"Lakeland: African Americans in College Park"

From time to time, we here at the Suffolk News-Herald get releases promoting books that Suffolk citizens have written.

Have you ever sat in Route 3 traffic and mused about what life was like before SUVs and suburban strip malls?

Looking at a Local Community

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Featuring many previously unpublished images

Local Professor Pens New Book

Local author completes pictorial history

Amarillo native shares dynamic history in new book

Local authors team up to create pictorial history

Local author team create pictorial history

Majority of images culled from Maitland Historical Society archives

Flagler College alumna is author of local pictorial history.

New book began as a “conversation among longtime Lakeland residents”

Established in 1964 as a planned community, Crofton’s almost 2,000 acres have been colonized and cultivated since the mid-17th century.

Local organization documents history of East Hartford through photographs

Resident and local historian uses photographs to depict area’s history

Alexander Street Press, in collaboration with Arcadia Publishing, has launched its latest reference resource, Local and Regional History Online

History is found in the images offered by postcards included in Gay Morgan Moore’s “Canton.”

Working on centennial and other special historic stories for The Billings Gazette and its sister paper in Missoula has meant scouring photos in university archives, museums, libraries and personal collections.

Think of it as a family album for Dutch West Michigan.

Thomas Hickenbottom has found a way to fit a surfing museum into a backpack.

Alliance, Ohio, has not been forgotten by the railroads.

A book that outlines the history of Lakeland, an African American community formed about 1890 around the campus that became the University of Maryland, will go on sale Monday.

In 2007, several Lakeland residents formed the Lakeland Community Heritage Project out of fear that the College Park neighborhood's history was going by the wayside.

You’ve seen books from the Images of America series thousands of times at your local bookstore, airport, historic landmark gift shop, etc.

“Billings,” from the Postcard History Series by Arcadia Press, includes art and insight by Billings resident Jim Reich.

A new history of surfing in Santa Cruz pays tribute to the characters and community that built the sport.

Through words and photographs, vivid images emerge of the people, places and events that chronicle the history of East Hartford.

Though just a few months passed between when he signed the contract and when his book was sent to the publisher, Ken Robison has really been working on his Fort Benton history book for years.

A new book will be released today that celebrates a city steeped in its own unique history.

A book that shares the history and evolution of Arroyo Grande is now available for purchase.

Previously known as West Parish, West Bridgewater was once the geographic center of Old Bridgewater, an area consisting of what is today Brockton, East Bridgewater and Bridgewater.

If you enjoy local history, especially through pictures, a new book about to hit the shelves of stores later this month will certainly be of interest.

Local author team releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

History of Billings documented by local author through postcards.

Through more than 200 vintage images

Majority of images culled from the private collections of local residents

Local author uses vintage and modern photographs to tell the tale

Images culled from collections of local museums and residents

Local historical society completes pictorial history book

Local author compiles pictorial history

New book shares dynamic history of LaGrange

Local author portrays important piece of Scranton history through photographs

A new book showcases Santa Cruz’s first watermen

Rockford wasn't always Rockford. The city's first name was Laphamville...

The title of the book is "Images of America: Houma" by Thomas Blum Cobb and Mara Currie.

In 1796, George Scriba received a “patent” for a large tract of land east of Lake Ontario stretching from south of Syracuse to north of today’s Oswego/Jefferson county line.

On Wednesday, Aug. 12, the Poland Spring Preservation Society will host a book signing for its newly released book, "Poland Spring: Images of America,"

Clark County resident Dwight Connelly has recently released a book, Images of America - Clark County

A new book, "Ogunquit Then and Now," by Kathryn M. Severson, Susan Day Meffert and Marie D Natoli, pairs old photos with current views taken from the same vantage point.

“Every large city has its own rich history, and part of that story is the way in which a hard-working public spends its leisure time.”

Henry Holden has spent most of his writing career with his head far above the clouds, a fitting setting for an aviation enthusiast with 35 books under his belt.

In vintage postcards

Local author writes photographic history of area.

Local authors release new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

New from Arcadia Publishing and local author, Barbara Allen Bogart in conjunction with the Uinta County Museum is Evanston the latest volume in the popular Images of America series.

Through more than 200 vintage images

Local author presents dynamic look at Portland’s history

Local organization uses photographs to share town’s past

Local historian uses photographs to tell Mexico’s dynamic history

Local museum recalls the area’s dynamic past through postcards

Local author BJ Cothran writes photographic history of the area.

Grandmother and granddaughter team up to tell story in photographs

Images culled primarily from VMI Archives and WLU Special Collections

Jefferson County Black History Preservation Society pens pictorial history.

Local author completes pictorial history

Three aging black men, leaders of their community, sat in the Charles Town Library, and spoke with pride and relief that their book went on sale Monday.

Known primarily as a place in the cool Sacramento Mountains to escape the summer heat and as a winter skiing getaway, them town of Ruidoso has a rich history, and this recent title in Arcadia Publishing's Images of America series captures it well.

Greater Wyoming Valley Trolleys is part of the Images of Rail series by Arcadia Publishing, and the book is available now at local retailers, including Barnes & Noble, and online.