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John L Moore
Murder at Killbuck Islandby John L Moore Revolutionary Pennsylvania Ser...by John L Moore Revolutionary Pennsylvania Series One Sunday in 1782, white vigilantes suddenly appeared at a camp of Delaware Indians on an island in the Allegheny River near Fort Pitt in western... -
NewWilliam Marcum
The Foreman's BoysThe Story of Civilian Conservation Corps, Compa...The Story of Civilian Conservation Corps, Company 1333, Camp S-63, Poe Valley ~~ Employment prospects for many were bleak at the height of the Great Depression. For unmarried recent high school gr... -
John LaCasse
Deals, Danger, DestinyThink a Renaissance Man is a thing of the past?...Think a Renaissance Man is a thing of the past? Think again. Better yet, read the day-to-day adventures of John LaCasse, whose 25-year career as a Seattle yacht broker brought him into deals with b... -
John L Moore
Scorched Earth: General Sullivan and the Senecasby John L Moore Revolutionary Pennsylvania Seri...by John L Moore Revolutionary Pennsylvania Series Throughout 1778, Iroquois war parties repeatedly raided the frontiers of Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey. In 1779, General George Washington... -
Marlin Bressi
Pennsylvania Oddities Volume 1by Marlin Bressi Researcher and author Marlin B...by Marlin Bressi Researcher and author Marlin Bressi has compiled a panoply of unsolved mysteries and unusual happenings throughout the history of the Keystone State. From unsolved mysteries, headl... -
John L Moore
Tories, Terror, and Teaby John L Moore Revolutionary Pennsylvania Seri...by John L Moore Revolutionary Pennsylvania Series With the sesquicentennial of the American Revolution on the horizon, Tories, Terror, and Tea delves deeply into contemporary accounts of the times ... -
John L Moore
Rivers, Raiders, and Renegadesby John L Moore Frontier Pennsylvania Series As...by John L Moore Frontier Pennsylvania Series As the Delaware Indians moved west through Pennsylvania during the 1700s, they carried with them tribal memories of the day they first met people from E... -
John L Moore
Forts, Forests, and FlintlocksFrontier Pennsylvania Series As the officer in ...Frontier Pennsylvania Series As the officer in charge at Hyndshaw’s Fort in the Pocono Mountains, Captain John Van Etten knew that few Indian war parties raided the settlements during the snowy win... -
John L Moore
Border Warby John L Moore Revolutionary Pennsylvania Seri...by John L Moore Revolutionary Pennsylvania Series Months after the October 1781 surrender of the British army at Yorktown, pro-British Indians continued to raid American frontier settlements along ... -
Marlin Bressi
Pennsylvania Oddities Volume 2by Marlin Bressi If a Hall of Fame existed for...by Marlin Bressi If a Hall of Fame existed for Pennsylvania criminals, 19th century outlaw Red Nose Mike would have been inducted with the greatest of ease. After he was hanged in 1889, the blood-... -
Jessica Weible
Dead Letters: Delivering Unopened Mail from a Pennsylvania Ghost Townby Jessica Weible Delivering Unopened Mail from...by Jessica Weible Delivering Unopened Mail from a Pennsylvania Ghost Town On assignment for a small-town newspaper in rural Pennsylvania, rookie reporter, Jessica Weible, meets Joan Swigart, a cre... -
John L Moore
The Outpostsby John L Moore Revolutionary Pennsylvania Seri...by John L Moore Revolutionary Pennsylvania Series When the American Revolution began in 1775, neither the British nor the Americans wanted to involve the native tribes. “This is a family quarrel be...
