Reed recently published "Tyler," a new release in the "Postcard History Series."

The Schuylkill River Heritage Area has announced the release of Along the Schuylkill River, a book of historic photographs that tells the story of the Schuylkill River, the canal and the communities along it.

The extensively talented Catalano, who writes a Sunday column for The Mercury that always has me laughing out loud, has gone and written a book.

Wolf’s new book, “The Lost Villages of Scituate,” released this September by Arcadia Publishing, tells the story of the villages beneath the reservoir — Rockland, Ashland, South Scituate, Richmond and Kent — and includes several of Larson’s poems.

Local author Carlsie Foust Allen explored a new type of writing in her current book, “Ardmore.”

A new book capturing the history of Cape Coral, along with 15 historical post cards, will be available Monday.

Local authors pen new book

Featuring more than 200 vintage postcards

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Historical Society releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local author writes tribute to honor 40th anniversary of Port Authority Transit Corporation.

Award-winning journalist uses photographs to document past of area’s sports

Local authors use photographs to document past of Pound Ridge

Local authors and archivists pen photographic history of the borough.

Local author documents past of “the biggest little town in Kentucky”

Majority of images culled from one of the finest private collections in the city

Spruce Pine natives capture dynamic past of Blue Ridge mining town

Local author and historical society create pictorial history book

Local author compiles pictorial history

Lynn Owen, the president of the LaGrange Historical Society, was approached by Arcadia Publishing to share the story of her hometown.

A new book details the ways the Schuylkill River has shaped our region.

In the book "Images of America — San Lorenzo," is a black-and-white photograph from 1944 of five women who worked at the old post office on Lewelling Boulevard in San Lorenzo.

Creatures of Washington and stars of the silver screen share a long history of mutual fascination.

Jack Valenti caught it. Mike Deaver mastered it. At some point, young Jason Killian Meath, too, got the bug.

I had been researching my family’s roots for ten years when I decided to create a photo essay on my hometown of Kearny, New Jersey.

Everything old will be new again when the 22nd annual version of the Loomis Eggplant Festival begins at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 3.

New from Arcadia Publishing and local author Susan Caudle, in conjunction with The River Valley Pioneer Museum, is Hemphill County, the latest in the popular Images of America series.

Author discusses images left out of Images of America Rockford

The result is the 127-page pictorial Oakdale Cotton Mills, part of the Images of America series from Arcadia Publishing.

Images of America — Platte County is reviewed by Lawrence F. Lihosit

The just released "Images of America: Willcox," combines selected photographs from 1880 to the early 1950s depicting the cattle town's rich western history, including "true tales of Apache Indians, train robberies and shootings."

This new pictorial history to be published Monday is the latest publication in a series that celebrates the history of neighborhoods, towns and cities across the nation.

Local authors release new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local authors release new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local authors pen book about Farragut Naval Training Station

With more than 200 vintage images

Local author pens new book

Local author and runner reveals Marathon’s unknown history

Local authors compare past & present in pictorial history book

Local authors compare past & present in pictorial history book

Local author compiles pictorial history book

Seventy-five years ago the New Gloucester Historical Society was formed in an effort to preserve the ever-disappearing past.

New book showcases early history of the city’s Catholic population

Local author writes photographic history book.

Local author documents Westminster’s past in vintage photographs

Caswell County was born in 1777 during the American Revolution and named to honor Richard Caswell, the first governor of North Carolina.

Scores of photographs loaned by mill employees and their families

Deborah Kohl Kremer treated the Florence Rotary Club to a Northern Kentucky history lesson via a presentation and photos from her newly published book, "Northern Kentucky's Dixie Highway."

Around Dover-Foxcroft,” compiled by Stephen Rainsford, is one of the newer books in the “Images of America” series published by Arcadia Publishing in Portsmouth, N.H.

Groveland was once the economic powerhouse of Lake County. While that's no longer the case, author Doris Bloodsworth has brought some of that past to life in an Arcadia Publishing Images of America book called, simply, Groveland.

Albin Wagner points to the photo of the 1920 Brighton Boosters baseball team, featured on the cover of his new pictorial history book, “Brighton.”

Book celebrates city’s history - Local authors are treading an insightful path down memory lane with an ambitious new picture book on Waxahachie history.

One of the latest additions to Arcadia Publishing’s Images of Rail series is John Schmale and Kristina Schmale’s Petaluma and Santa Rosa Railway.

"Dunbar," part of the Images of America series, is for sale by the Dunbar Historical Society.

Local resident Elly Shodell, director of the Local History Center at the Port Washington Public Library, has authored a collection of images that depict the rich and diverse history of Port Washington.

Bill Appleton remembers Santa Susana as a thriving community of industrious, innovative and sometimes eccentric people.

Susanna Morikawa and Pat O’Donnell, both of whom work as archivists at the Friends Historical Library, have recently authored a book about Swarthmore College and the surrounding town.

Francis, who grew up in Newark, says his love of history, especially old photos, began his interest in the DuPont Highway.

Before Ray Wolf’s mom died in 2005, she told Ray about the wonderful village of Rockland that was submerged to build the Scituate Reservoir. Since then, Wolf had been collecting images of the Lost Villages of Scituate for the book that was published this week.

In her second book, “Early Aviation in Long Beach,” Fifth District Councilwoman Gerrie Schipske highlights these firsts as she chronicles the accomplishments of legends during the “golden age of aviation.”

More than 220 photos were selected from the archives of the Denton County Museums, the Denton Record-Chronicle and the Denton Public Library. Well-known and never-before-published photographs are featured in the book.

Tom Blake, an author and the curator of the New Gloucester Historical Society, will sign copies of his book "New Gloucester" on Sunday.

Swarthmore Borough, a book outlining the history of the College and surrounding town, will be released later this month.

Thanks to the efforts of Museum Curator, Tom Blake, the New Gloucester Historical Society has, not only a great pictorial history of the town, but an opportunity to raise funds to continue its work.

Local author tells the story of a treasured Long Beach history

New from Arcadia Publishing and local authors, Kathleen F. Leary (Kit) and Amy E. Richard is Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the latest volume in the popular Images of America series.

New from Arcadia Publishing and local journalists Trish Pinkerton and Leslie Pugmire Hole is Redmond, the latest volume in the popular Images of America series.

Local El Paso museum director is author of pictorial history.

Local rail historian is author of photographic history book.

Princeton graduate writes photographic history of longstanding football program.

Two staff members of the local Schuylkill River Heritage Area write pictorial history.

Local residents use photographs to compile Bloomfield’s dynamic past

Local historical society documents Dunbar’s past through photographs

Local author shares unique history of life before and beneath the Reservoir

Local authors bring vintage Greenwood postcards to life

Local authors document Madison County’s history in vintage photographs

Local author creates pictorial history

Local authors team up on pictorial history

Catherine Baty needed to find the perfect photograph for a book cover

In this latest local history from Arcadia Publications (...) Donna Alves-Calhoun brings local Portuguese history to life in her "Portuguese Community of San Diego."

"Madison County" is part of the "Images of America" series by Arcadia Publishing.

For the history-minded, there is nothing quite so pleasing as reading a well-written book of non-fiction about the place in which you live. Richard Walker, editor of the San Juan Journal on Friday Harbor, has written such a book, entitled “Images of America: Roche Harbor.”

Take a flight out of Mesa's Falcon field today, and you might not truly understand the history of this long-standing airport.

Many hours of research alongside Richard Blodgett of the City of Providence Water Supply Board, he said, led to Wolf's recently released "Images of America Series, The Lost Villages of Scituate," with many of the book's photos coming from those archives, including the image of his mother's home.

Mark Timbrook has published 2 books on Minot history

Chronicles the rich history of Falcon Field

Through more than 200 vintage images

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local authors release new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local authors release new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local authors release new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local authors compiles pictorial history

Local author creates pictorial history

Author offers informative and interesting timeline of 20th century life in Charles County

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

Local historical society recalls the mountain’s dynamic past

Local author documents diverse history in more than 200 photographs

Local newspapers completes pictorial history

Local author completes pictorial history

Local author completes pictorial history book

Local historical society president pens photographic history.

Local author Laurie Tavino writes pictorial history of unique area.

Postcards tell the story of Greenwood's development from a stopping place on the Yazoo River to the "Cotton Capital of the World" in a new book by Donny Whitehead and Mary Carol Miller.

The rich history of this picturesque town comes alive in the new book titled “Bethlehem,” published by Arcadia Press.

The Oregon Shakespeare Festival is one of the nation's largest and most acclaimed regional theaters, annually filling 400,000 seats at 11 plays on three stages in an eight-month season.

Postcards tell the story of Greenwood's development from a stopping place on the Yazoo River to the "Cotton Capital of the World" in a new book by Donny Whitehead and Mary Carol Miller.

John Moon's first career was about the future. He worked in the aerospace industry for about 25 years.

This is a recent installment from Arcadia Publishing in their IMAGES series of compilations of chapters of captioned images following short historic monographs.

A book that showcases French Valley photographs and vignettes will soon be available from Arcadia Publishing’s “Images of America” series.

Temecula’s Wine Country is typically geared more toward grape presses than printing presses.

A piece of southern Boone County history is on its way to bookstore shelves.

Maitland's new photographic history book

Six months of research by two local historians has led to the release of the new book, "Images of America: Duarte," that was released on Aug. 24.

The rich history of this picturesque town, known by many as the "Christmas Town" for sharing the name of the birthplace of Jesus, comes alive in the new book "Bethlehem," published by Arcadia Press.

Cothran’s new book is a historical reference titled simply: “Topsail Island.

The Brookfield Zoo is one of my favorite places.

The history of Evansville unfolds throughout the pages of a new book by local historian Ruth Ann Montgomery.

The mid 1790’s plan for a plantation for maple sugar production didn’t work out, but that didn’t stop Boonville from growing as Grant built guide boats, demoninations shared a church building, movies were "tested," the first railroad locomotive arrived by boat and commerce included logging, sand, potatoes and more.

Author Jacqueline Zilliox knew there was more history to be unearthed, but she had no idea that she'd hit pay dirt just by visiting the Southern Maryland Studies Center at the College of Southern Maryland.

What started out as calendar fundraiser has turned into a book full of pictures of the Deal Island area communities all to benefit the Deal Island Chance Volunteer Fire Company.

Arcadia Publishing’s Images of America series is a diverse collection of several thousand books celebrating the colorful history of neighborhoods, towns, and cities across the nation.

Rockford's history is steeped in so many wonderful stories.

Even before Green-Wood was established as a cemetery in Brooklyn in 1838, it was a place of historic importance.

Arcadia Publishing’s Images of America series is a diverse collection of several thousand books celebrating the colorful history of neighborhoods, towns, and cities across the nation.

The historic photographs in this soon to be released Arcadia book were gathered from various libraries, historical societies and organizations along the length of the Schuylkill River.

To commemorate the 150th anniversary the Wheaton Franciscans have published an historical account through Arcadia Publishing Images of America series titled The Wheaton Franciscan Heritage.

‘The Greeks of Stark County,’ by William H. Samonides and Regine Johnson Samonides is yet another of the fine photographic histories on Greeks around the nation that seem to be streaming out of Arcadia publishing on a daily basis.

The sepia tone colored covers of the ubiquitous Arcadia Press “Images of America” series have come to dominate the shelves of bookstore and library New Jersey sections.

Curtis Badger combines forces with his son, Tom, to complete a masterful visual history of Accomack County, published by Arcadia Publishing.

Arcadia Publishing has developed a minor industry with its publication of attractive, inexpensive paperback collections of images.

The Greeks of Stark County, a128-page book by William H. and wife Regine Johnson Samonides, containing some 227 vintage black-and-white photographs, traces the history of three Greek Orthodox parishes in the northeastern Ohio cities of Canton and Massillon.

A new book detailing the story of UCF publishes this fall.