Over the past 50 years, generations of Carrollton residents have come and gone...

The Kinsman Historical Society has compiled a photographic history book on the township.

The Shack restaurant in East Sacramento was packed Saturday

New book features local historical photos

Nick welcomes Steve Jajkowski to the studio to chat about the fantastic new book he co-edited called Chicago Television.

It takes a lot of nerve to claim to tell the panoramic story of Chicago television in just 144 pages of pictures and words.

New book marks 150 years for Oak Ridge Cemetery, the nation’s second most-visited

“Louisville’s Butchertown,” a new pictorial, soft cover history book about the neighborhood by Butchertown resident Edna Kubala, will be released Feb. 8 by Arcadia Publishing.

South Carolina Sports Legends celebrates the golden anniversary of the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame.

Rita Cacas decided to remedy a situation that disturbed her.

I received a review copy of the book, Groton, this past weekend, and I wanted to share my thoughts. So, here’s my quick book review…

Images showcase artists who graced the stage and the crowds who saw them perform

New local book is collaboration between Elsmere and Erlanger Historical Societies

Local author writes pictorial of area’s admirable lifeguarding history.

Descendant of Umatilla’s first pioneer writes photographic history of the area.

Local author completes pictorial history

Author and railroad enthusiast pens new book

Local authors pen the history of Lemon Grove through vintage photographs

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

With more than 200 vintage images

Vintage photographs fill pages of new pictorial history book

Vintage photographs reveal past of borough, station and railroad

Saco Museum employees complete research, publish book of historical photographs

Now a new generation of historical society members has published a pictorial book titled simply, “Rancho Santa Fe.”

One good thing came from the death by avalanche of miner William F. Weir near Poker Flat in the western Sierra Nevada on Dec. 17, 1852.

Stevens offers window into area's past and way of life

A familiar expression states, “A picture is worth a thousand words.”

You might think as I did that Burlington was named for Burlington Industries, the textile giant that disappeared not too long ago.

Local author writes photographic history of his hometown

Featuring more than 200 vintage images

Celebrates the Fort Worth Parks and Community Services Department Centennial

Local Author Pens New Book

Local authors detail past of Saco through photographs

Local author and postcard collector documents history of Corning

New book spotlights history of Pocono and Jackson Townships

Local author completes pictorial history book

Local author completes pictorial history

A new book to be released Monday uses vintage postcards to create a virtual tour of the city dominated by John D. Rockefeller from 1853 to 1917, and wonders whether Cleveland can rise to such heights again.

"Pocono and Jackson Townships," the latest book in the Images of America series by Arcadia Publishing, which documents the history of towns and regions through photographs, is available at area and online bookstores.

A pictorial history of America’s first auto proving grounds.

Kate Clabough's life is filled with books.

Local man writes social and natural history of range

This month is the 100th anniversary of the first international aviation meet in this country held on Dominguez Hill.

You see them everywhere: those 9-by-7-inch history books with the sepia-toned photographs on the covers.

"Bones" Hooks is a common name to most people in Amarillo.

The authors of the latest offering in the “Images of America” series all grew up in Salem Township and they haven’t strayed far from home.

Launch and signing of new book, The Postcard History of Sacramento by Tom Myers

Before the Great Consolidation that unified the parts of New York City, several villages and cities operated independently.

A new book, entitled "Maywood — The Borough, The Railroad and The Station" has been written by historian, author and Maywood Station Historical Committee President Edward S. Kaminski.

Heritage Sandy Springs curator of historic resources Kimberly Brigance co-authored a book on the city’s history.

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local authors release new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local author captures spirit of the mountains in new pictorial.

Local author writes book on behalf of historical society

Local authors team up on new book

Images culled from museums, government archives and private collections

Local author uses vintage postcards to show changing face of American life

Local author provides a unique and interesting view of changes to the capital city over the past century

Images culled from museum collections, private collections, family histories and public agencies

Hiker shares his knowledge of famous trail in new book

Learn about North Vancouver's early years through rare vintage photographs

Courtlandt Place is just one boulevard — really only a single long block, bracketed by gates — but it’s a block packed with stories.

On Jan. 10, 1910, the board of directors of the Robert Packer Hospital met to decide on the new surgeon in chief of the hospital.

Gary Montgomery of Trego was a natural to write “Tobacco Valley,” with help from the board of history archives, for Arcadia Publishing’s Images of America series.

Grand Canyon National Park is more than just one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World to Thomas Ratz, it is also his home.

In "Charleston," a new photo book that goes on sale Monday, historian Billy Joe Peyton chronicles the history of dozens of the city's famous and lesser-known structures.

Wally Ewing, local author and historian, sees history as a sort of endless puzzle that needs to be solved.

Believe it or not, much of Wichita's history can be traced back to Lebanese descendants.

The enormity and harshness of Big Bend’s landscape seems to flaunt human affairs.

Pre-production vehicle testing is one of those concepts that car people take as a no-brainer.

Two local authors, Joseph A. Lordi and Dolores l. Rowe collaborated on a recently published book called Around Oxford that reveals the history of the Oxford area through a collection of vintage photographs and postcards.

Local authors release new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local author pens book with more than 200 vintage images

Three local authors team up to write pictorial of local ethnic community.

Local author completes pictorial history of USDB

Local historian writes pictorial of test tracks’ largely unknown past.

Janice Willis Barnett moved to the town of Unicoi with her husband in 1988.

If roads could talk, the stories the Dixie Highway could tell. Of fur traders and German prisoners of war.

Glenda J. Jackson’s fascination with history dates back to childhood dreams of becoming an archaeologist.

Members of the Salem Township Historical Committee literally wrote the book on Salem Township.

San Diego County is not particularly known for its lofty mountains or mountain resorts.

In the past, going to the movies was something special. What was memorable was not only the particular film one saw, but almost as importantly, where one saw it.

Georgia Caraway slides a manuscript as thick as a phone book across her desk.

Fans of area history might be interested in a new pictorial history book about Mason County that will be available soon.

Mary Kaye Stevens is an incredible storyteller.

A new book, entitled Maywood - The Borough, The Railroad and The Station has been authored by historian and Maywood Station Historical Committee President, Edward S. Kaminski.

Couple preserves history of Joliet factory in book

Wichita’s Lebanese community is featured in a pictorial history by local authors Jay Price, Victoria Sherry, and Matthew Namee.

Author Jane Eppinga has compiled another wonderful view of the past.

Coming in 2010

Kate Clabough recently contributed to Arcadia Publishing’s “Images of America” series with a new volume on Lenoir City.

Anyone interested in local Ellensburg history should check out the new book, “Images of America Ellensburg” by Auxiliary Service’s very own Andrew Caveness.