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Terry Bender
They Did Not Make It Backby Terry Bender Perry County's Civil War Dead W...by Terry Bender Perry County's Civil War Dead While leaders of governments call for war, the common man fights it. In 1861, Perry County, Pennsylvania, had a population of roughly twenty-three thou... -
John P Deeben
Well and Eager for the Fray: Volume 2by John P Deeben Letters from Northumberland Co...by John P Deeben Letters from Northumberland County Soldiers to the Local Press during the Civil War, 1861–1865 In 1861, young men from Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, enthusiastically answere... -
John P Deeben
Well and Eager for the Fray: Volume 1by John P Deeben Letters from Northumberland Co...by John P Deeben Letters from Northumberland County Soldiers to the Local Press during the Civil War, 1861–1865 In 1861, young men from Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, enthusiastically answere... -
Larry Little
Reflections of the SusquehannaThe Susquehanna River is a unique environment, ...The Susquehanna River is a unique environment, with many life lessons to be learned by simply observing its long, lazy flow from its source in New York to and including the Chesapeake Bay. All tha... -
Steven Richard Smith
The Boys of Rubber CityThe Boys of Rubber City transports readers to t...The Boys of Rubber City transports readers to the gritty streets of 1970s Akron, capturing the untamed spirit of a working-class boyhood. It follows a group of kids as they build hidden forts, coll... -
Monroe Township Historians
A History of Monroe Township, Cumberland County, PennsylvaniaNamed for President James Monroe as he conclude...Named for President James Monroe as he concluded his second term, Monroe Township celebrated 200 years of history since its founding in 1825. The township was previously the western portion of the ... -
Edward Bonner
The Final Resting Place - Calvary CemeteryThe indelible image lingers from every cemetery...The indelible image lingers from every cemetery and nostalgic detail consuming the human mind. It is a sumptuous palace swarming with bodies from the past. Cemeteries can be dynamically active or... -
NewJ M West
Carlisle's Molly Pitcher-- Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley -- A fictionalized...-- Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley -- A fictionalized account of Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley’s life story, the most plausible “Molly Pitcher” from the American Revolution, based on the historical record. b... -
NewMichael Pregot
Slavery and Abolitionism on Cape CodA Strong Cape Cod Connection From the start of ...A Strong Cape Cod Connection From the start of the Puritan era through the end of the Revolutionary War, Boston was the central hub of the slave trade. Slaves were brought onboard ships from the Af... -
NewChad Leinaweaver
That Our Daughters May Be as CornerstonesA History of Irving College With the passage of...A History of Irving College With the passage of time, do most current residents of Mechanicsburg, Pa. even know its borough once had college? And that it was only for women? Beyond a State of Pen... -
H M J Klein
Lancaster's Golden Century (1821-1921)H M J Klein's history of Lancaster County, Penn...H M J Klein's history of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, focused on the city of Lancaster in the years 1821 to 1921. This history was originally published in the 1920s but has been updated with per... -
NewBernard Rosenthal
Injustice in OhioThe Wrongful Conviction of Allen and Smith 1994...The Wrongful Conviction of Allen and Smith 1994, Lorain, Ohio. Nancy Smith, a bus driver, is charged with taking children to a man who sexually abuses them. But in a police lineup, the children, wh...
