The Connecticut Shore.

Delaney, Edmund T. With Photographs By Katharine Knowles

Barre Publishers

Boston and Cambridge: Portrait of Two Cities.

Walter Muir Whitehill

INTERESTED IN NATURAL RECIPES AND REMEDIES

Kitchen medicines

Harris, Ben Charles

Game in the kitchen;: Cookery for nimrods, anglers, and their friends

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Barbara Flood

Cooking Methods

The adventures of an engineer who became interested in archaeology and began to organize digs and restore ruins in various parts of the world.

Episodes in archaeology;: Bit parts in big dramas,

Politics & Social Sciences

Dimick, John M

Archaeology

Eat the weeds

In and out of Boston with children

Travel

Chesler, Bernice

United States

Stow Wengenroth's New England,

Wengenroth, Stow

From dust jacket notes: "Barbara Westman's love of life, her exuberance, her personal style and flair are all reflected in her art. Born in Boston, she played in its Public Garden as a child, grew up in its suburbs and currently lives in Cambridge. Her mother was a concert pianist, her father an architect. Her early years were 'full of castles in Spain and rooftops in Rome,' she recalls. From them she learned early to love places and people. Barbara Westman has travelled widely in Europe where she 'learned to see,' absorbed its atmosphere, and became increasingly interested in the graphic arts. She sees Boston with the fresh perspective of a newcomer yet the loving familiarity of a native. This collection of watercolor drawings captures the full range of Boston's diverse past and present: from elegant Beacon Hill to lively Hanover Street, from the Old North Church to Harvard Square. Barbara Westman is an accomplished artist and a skilled craftswoman whose style encompasses the classic elegance of a row of Federal houses, the majestic sweep of the Charles River, or the tense eager faces of the young at play, and the bustle of city streets and market squares. The brief but evocative text is fitting accompaniment to Barbara Westman's lively drawings...."

The Bean & the Scene: Drawings of Boston and Cambridge

what life was like for ordinary seamen in the British navy during the heyday of "fighting sail".

From the lower deck;: The Royal Navy, 1780-1840

Baynham, Henry

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