History (16319 Books)

The Civil War in Spotsylvania County

Michael Aubrecht

People of the Flint Hills

Cleveland Area Disasters

Women in Atlanta

Staci Catron-Sullivan

The Little Rock Arsenal Crisis

Puyallup in World War II

The History of City Market

Anthony F. Prinster

University of Pennsylvania

Amey A. Hutchins

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Madison's Heritage Rediscovered

The Madison Regatta

Nelson County

Wicked Carlisle

Joseph David Cress

Hidden History of Cumberland County

Joseph David Cress

World War I and Jefferson County, West Virginia

James Francis Horn

Marcus Daly's Road to Montana

Louisville in World War II

Germantown in the Civil War

Eugene G. Stackhouse

Legendary Locals of Brookline

Jennifer Campaniolo

Legendary Locals of Bozeman

Rachel Phillips

The Observer

Kenneth J. Peek

The Austin Dam Disaster of 1900

Elizabeth H. Clare

Vietnam Photographs from North Carolina Veterans

Fort Halifax

Daniel J. Tortora

Murder in Lexington

Daniel S. Morrow

Sedona Verde Valley Art

Lili DeBarbieri

The Story of Waterloo Village

Seattle's Music Venues

Jolie Dawn Bergman

West Virginia's Traditional Country Music

Whitewater Rafting on West Virginia's New & Gauley Rivers

The Bronx

Kathleen A. McAuley

A Natural History of Lake Ontario

Susan P. Gateley

African American Bryan, Texas

Oswell Person PhD

Shipwrecks of Coos County

Shipwrecks of Curry County

A History of Detroit's Palmer Park

Gregory C. Piazza

Marblehead's First Harbor

Hugh Peabody Bishop

The Texas Rangers

Younkers

Douglas Southall Freeman

David E. Johnson

Historic Theaters of New York's Capital District

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