Interpreting for Park Visitors

William J. Lewis

Eastern Acorn Press

Life at Russell Cave

History

Dorothy Marsh

Americas

Trade paperback size book of the Revolutionary War battle of Yorktown by master historian Burke Davis.

The Campaign That Won America: The Story of Yorktown

Burke Davis

The unedited diary and letters of Ira Pettit, a Union Private, who fought on the battlefields of Chancellorsville, Gettysburg and the Wilderness, and who died in the squalor of Andersonville Prison.

The Diary of a Dead Man, 1862-1864: The Unedited Diary and Letters of Ira Pettit, a Union Private, Who Fought on the Battlefields of Chancellorsville, ... Prison by Ira S. Pettit (2000-05-03)

Ira S. Pettit

ANOTHER GREAT BOOK FROM WILLOW RIDGE.

At Ease: Stories I Tell to Friends

Eisenhower, Dwight D.

Paperback. Henry P. Johnston, Author. Eastern Acorn Press, 1981, publishers. Reprinted 1990 Edition. Some light wear on the outer edges of the covers. Spine is tight and straight. The pages are clean and free of markings and tears. Contains black and white illustrations. Manufactured in the USA. Approximate size, 6 x 9. Some light highlights on a few pages, not too bad. Total 206 pages. "To mark the centennial of the American victory at Yorktown, historian Henry P. Johnston wrote this book. It was, and still is, one of the best books on the last campaign in the American Revolution. Using documentary material newly made available, the author wrote vividly and learnedly about an event that still stirs the imagination of the American people. The Yorktown Campaign marks the realization of the American dream of independence, a dream that began more than six years before at Concord and Lexington and ended with Lord Cornwallis's surrender to George Washington on October 19, 1781." Don't let this one get away. A good one! *9BC1

The Yorktown campaign and the surrender of Cornwallis, 1781

Literature & Fiction

Johnston, Henry Phelps

Literary

The sculptures at Gettysburg

Craven, Wayne

On August 3, 1777 Col. Barry St. Leger, coming from Niagara, laid siege to Fort Stanwix with a force of 800 British troops and more than 1,000 Indians. The siege lasted 19 days and, due to the critical importance of the east-west waterways the Fort guarded, was a pivotal battle in the Revolutionary War.

Days of siege: A journal of the siege of Fort Stanwix in 1777

Colbrath, William. (Lowenthal, Larry-ed.)

Johnstown Flood of 1889: The Tragedy of the Conemaugh

Degen, Paula

Bess W. Truman

1994 Eastern National Park &amp; Monument Association trade paperback, 3rd printing. Margaret Truman (Women of Courage). Drawing on her personal reminiscences and her parents' voluminous correspondence, the author offers an intimate portrait of her reticent mother. - Amazon

Biographies & Memoirs

MARGARET TRUMAN

Leaders & Notable People

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