Vintage Images

The Vintage Images American history book series is a photographic time capsule for towns, states, and communities across the country. Witness the growth of the Miami-Dade miracle settlements from mangrove marshes to exclusive havens. Traverse the many treasured boroughs of Somerset County, Pennsylvania. Visit New Hampshire’s iconic Old Man of the Mountain before the natural landmark’s 2003 collapse. From hidden images of the Wright Brothers’ flight at Kitty Hawk to glimpses of Philadelphia’s historic synagogues, the Vintage Images series revitalizes important local history for new generations to enjoy.
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101 Glimpses of Bartow
101 Glimpses of Bartow
$14.99
Sullivan County
Sullivan County
$21.99
Wilmington
Wilmington
$21.99
101 Glimpses of Historic Micanopy
101 Glimpses of Historic Micanopy
$14.99
Lost Columbia
Lost Columbia
$21.99
Florida's First Coast
Florida's First Coast
$21.99
33154
33154
$21.99
St. Petersburg, Florida
St. Petersburg, Florida
$21.99
Sarasota in Vintage Images
Sarasota in Vintage Images
$21.99
Sunshine, Stone Crabs and Cheesecake
Sunshine, Stone Crabs and Cheesecake
$21.99
Herndon
Herndon
$21.99
101 Glimpses of Long Island's North Shore
101 Glimpses of Long Island's North Shore
$14.99
101 Glimpses of New Haven
101 Glimpses of New Haven
$14.99
101 Glimpses of the South Fork
101 Glimpses of the South Fork
$14.99
101 Glimpses of the North Fork and Islands
101 Glimpses of the North Fork and Islands
$14.99
Montpelier
Montpelier
$21.99

101 Glimpses of Bartow

9781596295339

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This volume records, through carefully chosen quality images, the development of historic Bartow from its origins as an outpost in the interior of a wild state to a respected county seat at the end of the twentieth century. Drawn from the State Archives of Florida, these photographs take you back to earlier days when wooden buildings lined the rutted dirt streets and the railroads hauled citrus and other crops to market. Revisit the scenes from the "City of Oaks and Azaleas" that you know so well, or experience them for the first time. 101 Glimpses of Bartow offers an intimate glimpse into the rich history of one of Florida's best-kept secrets.
101 Glimpses of Bartow

Sullivan County

9781596296466

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First inhabited by the Lenape Indians and settled by European colonists in the seventeenth century, New York's Sullivan County has experienced several ages of prosperity and growth over the last two hundred years. Locals conceived of timber rafting in the eighteenth century to support the shipbuilding industry, followed by a prosperous tanning boom in the nineteenth century that supplied leather to the Union army. Finally, two periods of tourism, known as the "Silver Age" and "Golden Age," capitalized on the area's fresh air, clean water and magnificent scenery. In this collection of images, local author and county historian John Conway provides a comprehensive look at this much-celebrated region.
Sullivan County

Wilmington

9781596294578

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Remember shopping at the Wilmington Dry Goods store
on Market Street or seeing a film at the Warner Theatre on
Tenth? Today these Wilmington landmarks exist only as memories, stories and images in Harry Rogerson's extensive collection. In Wilmington: Picturing Change, Rogerson shares these images as he documents the dramatic ways in which the city's landscape has been altered by expanding suburbs and changing demographics. Through vintage slides and contemporary photography, Rogerson helps us
all remember the past while depicting this great American city's present transformation.
Wilmington

101 Glimpses of Historic Micanopy

9781596295094

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Founded in 1821 and considered Florida's oldest inland settlement, the charming town of Micanopy has a well-established tradition of Southern hospitality. Its old historic district and renowned arts and crafts scene draw antiques hunters and heritage tourists from cross the state, earning the town mention in Southern Living and Southern Accents magazines. Accompany seasoned tour guide Steve Rajtar as he leads a captivating photographic journey through historic Micanopy.
101 Glimpses of Historic Micanopy

Lost Columbia

9781596295322

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With these rare images, Helsley reveals the lost history of South Carolina's capital writ large on the city's ever-changing face.
Lost Columbia

Florida's First Coast

9781596295285

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Chronicling Indians and aviators, stock cars and sand traps, Florida's First Coast is a delightful collection of vintage images and local lore, sure to enchant newcomers and residents alike.

p>A well-loved local, retired U. S. Navy Captain Jack Pate decided to tell others the story of the First Coast Beaches after falling in love with the area himself. Using the extensive collections of the Beaches Area Historical Society, Captain Jack introduces the history of the people who settled the Beaches area and their love-hate relationship with the two bodies of water that define it: the St. Johns River and the Atlantic Ocean.

Florida's First Coast covers Mayport, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Pablo / Jacksonville Beach, Ponte Vedra Beachh, and Palm Valley!
Florida's First Coast

33154

9781596293854

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33154: The zip code for paradise.

One of the most affluent zip codes in the United States, 33154 encompasses Bal Harbour, Bay Harbor Islands, Indian Creek Village, and Surfside, just north of Miami Beach. Part of the Miami-Dade miracle settlements that sprang from mangrove marshes into exclusive havens in little more than a generation, it's by far one of the most beautiful areas in all of Florida, and millions of visitors from around the world agree. Each community has an extraordinary history of dreamers, daredevils, and entrepreneurs who transformed open fields and tangled undergrowth into four of the country's most desirable destinations.

33154

St. Petersburg, Florida

9781596290952

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Known for its pleasant climate and inviting gulf coast waters, St. Petersburg has always attracted sun lovers in search of their own piece of paradise.

As with many Florida cities nestled next to the Gulf of Mexico, St. Petersburg has experienced growth and change that has left few reminders of the once easy-going lifestyle that defined the city. As early as 1905, the city of St. Petersburg began creating postcards to attract not only tourists, but also business-minded individuals seeking an opportunity to take part in the area's growth. Depicting the area's beloved beaches and other sources of natural beauty, as well as a number of local businesses, these surviving postcards offer a glimpse of St. Petersburg in a golden age that is often forgotten.St. Petersburg, Florida: A Visual Historyby local author Wynelle Deese revisits a treasured time in St. Petersburg's past through the vintage postcards of this fascinating Florida destination. The images depicted in these postcards allow readers to travel back to the St. Petersburg of the early 20th century and relive the early innocence of the Sunshine City.

St. Petersburg, Florida

Sarasota in Vintage Images

9781596290242

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The gulf coast of Florida has long attracted people for its welcoming climate, abundant beauty and casual lifestyle. Although some of this beauty and lifestyle has been lost to the advances of progress, a never-ending stream of tourists and families continues to venture south every year for their own piece of the good life in the sun.

Sarasota, Florida, is one city that has always possessed all of the elements--beaches, sport, sun and fun--that draw so many to the Sunshine State every year. As with other popular tourist destinations, there are the year-round inhabitants who, while always ready to share the beauty of their surroundings with visitors, remember their hometown with a much simpler and relaxed fondness.

Sarasota in Vintage Images by longtime resident, historian and columnist Jeff LaHurd is a visual stroll through the Sarasota of yesteryear. With a feel for the nostalgic, Jeff offers readers a pictorial glimpse of Sarasota from the roaring 1920s through the transforming 1960s.

Sarasota in Vintage Images

Sunshine, Stone Crabs and Cheesecake

9781596297548

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Miami Beach is unrivaled in the annals of American resort history, and nobody in the country can tell its story better than renowned local historian and resident of Miami for more than six decades Seth H. Bramson. From the 1870 arrival of the Lums on an inhospitable mangrove sandbar to a modern-day hospitality mecca, enjoy this beachfront view of the people and places, booms and busts, reinventions and rebirths of one of the greatest resort cities on earth. Featuring nearly two hundred stunning images drawn mostly from previously unpublished private collections, this is truly a one-of-a-kind trip to Miami Beach.
Sunshine, Stone Crabs and Cheesecake

Herndon

9781596290372

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Local historian Chuck Mauro provides a look at the rich past of Herndon, Virginia, in fascinating and historical images. Mauro illustrates the diverse aspects of Herndon's history, including the town's earliest settlers, remnants from the Civil War, the railroad and the dairy farming that sparked the development of the town, the town's black population and the architectural character of the town's historical buildings. These archival and modern photographs provide a window to Herndon's past where the subjects no longer exist and can be seen today only through the use of historical images--images that current memories cannot faithfully re-create. Herndon: A History in Images is an essential volume on this vital small Virginia town.
Herndon

101 Glimpses of Long Island's North Shore

9781596295353

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Celebrated in literature and film as a playground for the rich and famous, Long Island's North Shore--its Gold Coast--has long had a firm hold on the imaginations of readers, vacationers and titans of industry. Glimpsed here are the palatial summer homes of the wealthy, historic old buildings and the dramatic landscape with its rolling hills, views of Connecticut and coves lined with boats. Offering 101 of the most iconic images of the people and places that have come to define the North Shore, local historian and author Richard Panchyk has created a volume sure to inspire the next generation of Eggers.
101 Glimpses of Long Island's North Shore

101 Glimpses of New Haven

9781596295407

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Located along the northern shore of scenic Long Island Sound, New Haven is perhaps best known for its diverse architectural history (it boasts every American style) and as an intellectual capital the city vied with Hartford to establish Yale University within its borders. In this pictorial history, Colin Caplan, author of A Guide to Historic New Haven, Connecticut and New Haven: Then and Now offers readers a glimpse into the character, elegance and bustle that define the city.
101 Glimpses of New Haven

101 Glimpses of the South Fork

9781596296701

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Long Island's South Fork--famous for the Hamptons--is now one of the hottest summer destinations for the wealthiest and most famous Americans. But it wasn't always so….
When European explorers arrived on Long Island's southeastern-most shores in the seventeenth century, they shared the land with the Montauket and Shinnecock Indians. The South Fork remained relatively rural until the railroad arrived in the 1870s. In this pictorial history, Richard Panchyk surveys how dramatically the landscape has changed, from the famous Montauk Lighthouse and iconic windmills to the sprawling mansions and opulent hotels, and highlights some of the notable figures who graced these shores, including New York politicians and a plethora of artists and celebrities. Showcasing the South Fork's famous faces and places, Panchyk reveals this coastal community's bygone era.
101 Glimpses of the South Fork

101 Glimpses of the North Fork and Islands

9781596296572

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The North Fork's natural riches have been seducing people for more than four hundred years. The Algonquin Indians--and, later, Dutch and English colonists--first recognized
the area for its waters rich with clams and fish, its fertile soil for growing crops and its abundant forests to support shipbuilding. Hearing the ocean's call, many have long admired the inlets, creeks and bays and contrast the ruggedness of the Long Island Sound with the tranquility of Peconic Bay. In this pictorial history, local author Rosemary McKinley showcases the nautical history, idyllic seaside settings and lush landscapes of this picturesque country.
101 Glimpses of the North Fork and Islands

Montpelier

9781596295018

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Once a small clearing in the woods, Montpelier today sits at the center of Vermont's civic and cultural life. Its artists, legislators, innovators and leaders have made the nation's smallest state capital a crossroads for all. Glimpse the only surviving photographs of the second State House--taken just years before it burned--and the welcome given to Admiral George Dewey, fresh from victory in the Spanish-American War, by the largest crowd the city has ever seen. Survey the wreckage of the 1927 flood, learn how Montpelier's glorious historic district came to life and follow the footsteps of presidents passing through town.
Gathered together for the first time, these timeless images show Montpelier's citizens in their grittiest, saddest, happiest and most triumphant moments.
Montpelier