Montgomery: An Illustrated History : Sponsored by the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce

Flynt, Wayne

Windsor Pubns

Erie: Chronicle of a Great Lakes City

History

Wellejus, Edward

Americas

This Text contains a historical accounting of Baltimore, Maryland, using word, illustrations, and photograhps.

Illustrated History of Baltimore

Greene, Suzanne Ellery

Dust jacket notes: "The destiny of a city is not always apparent from the first. Unlike the settings of neighboring Missouri River communities in the 1850s - towns such as Florence and the aptly named Bellevue - that of the city that would become Nebraska's most important was, to say the least, unpromising, its shoreline composed of mud flats, swales, and marshes. And yet, a great city flourished here. Within a few months of its founding, the Reverend Reuben Gaylord would prophesy, 'I see unmistakable evidence of energy and enterprise in this place that gives promise of progress...[there is] a spirit on the part of its inhabitants that will cause it to increase and develop very rapidly.' This spirit transformed Omaha, in an incredibly short period of time, from a rough, crude outpost to the 'Crossroads of the Nation' - and one of America's major cities....In this long-awaited book, the fruit of a lifetime's absorbtion in the history of Omaha and Douglas County, Dorothy Dustin will

Omaha and Douglas County: A Panoramic History

Dustin, Dorothy Devereux

Traces the history of the region first explored by Zebulon Pike in 1806 through its founding as a fashionable resort city in 1871, to its present status as a military center

Life in the Altitudes: An Illustrated History of Colorado Springs

Loe, Nancy E.

Illustrated history of Hartford, Connecticut.

Hartford: An Illustrated History of Connecticut's Capital

Weaver, Glenn

produced in association with the St Louis County Historical Society-pictorial research by Virginia Hyvarinen-and "Partners in Progress" by William O Beck

Duluth: An Illustrated History of the Zenith City

Sandvik, Glen N.

Sacramento, Heart of the Golden State

McGowan, Joseph A.

Accomplishing the nearly impossible, Ronald and Grace Jager have distilled more tan three and a half centuries of history into a concentrated yet refreshing essence. Taking as their subject the whole of New Hamshire's development, from the days of the Penacooks to our own, the finished product is far more than a mere condensation of historical data. They have captured the character and substance of New Hampshire's people, not just their deeds, with thematic threads that weave together the experience of generations.The story falls into four parts which the authors explain, "best accommodate the historical experience of the state": these are natural, political, economic and cultural history. The fifth part of the book presents the histories of many of New Hampshire's leading businesses and other organizations.There are more than 300 half-tone and color plates.

New Hampshire: An Illustrated History of the Granite State

Jager, Ronald

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The Wyoming Valley: An American Portrait

Hanlon, Edward F.

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