Two vintage photographs in the new book "Ijams Nature Center" (Arcadia Publishing) by Ijams Executive Director Paul James, picture vertical tubular nest boxes for birds.

In a new pictorial history book, Images of America’s “Floyd County,” by Lisa Perry and the Wheelwright Historical Society, over 200 vintage photographs chronicle the changes in the county’s economy and culture brought about by the railroads and coal industry.

A hotel constructed in Wildomar in the late 19th century played an integral role in the town's growth into a farming community.

Did you ever wonder how long Stein’s Clothiers has been on 11th Street? Do you know who and what was there before Mary and Bobby Stein’s family opened their store?

Colerain Township steps into the spotlight as the newest subject of the Images of America series published by Arcadia Publishing.

Deborah Harton had long been an avid eBayer who collected relics and stories of the past.

How did camels find their way to Camp Verde, Texas? And why?

Local authors explore past of Camp Edwards and Otis Air Force Base

Local authors pen second book on area’s past

Local authors release new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Book features 200 images collected from newspapers, museums, libraries, government agencies and family albums across the Carolinas

Majority of images donated from private collections of local residents

Local author commemorates Rock Springs Park through vintage photographs

Local authors team up on new book

Local author writes pictorial history book

Local author writes pictorial history book

Newly Published Pictorial History Book

Photographic History Chronicles Rich Culture of Texas Wave Riders

“Home of the Jackalope” brought to life in pictorial history

Dressed in a worker’s apron, with pliers gripped in one hand, Tomas H. Alonzo works in his shoe shop, which opened in 1927.

A new book out this week digs deep into the history of one of Northern Michigan’s most popular tourist destinations.

Local author pens the history of San Clemente through vintage photographs

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

New Book Explores the Evolution of Denver’s Early Architecture

Local authors share vintage postcards to tell story of Old Saybrook’s past

Local author uses photographs to display history of serene Middleton

More than 200 images chronicle the exponential growth of world-class institution

More than 200 photographs donated by a variety of organizations and individuals

More than 200 vintage photographs reveal the capitol's dignified story

New from Arcadia Publishing and executive director at Ijams Nature Center, Paul James, is Ijams Nature Center.

Local author completes new book

Local author completes pictorial history of St. Ignace’s car culture

Ijams Nature Center celebrates its beginnings, its growth and the family who gave the nonprofit its name and its start in a new book.

New pictorial history of Hayden packed with anecdotes

Thanks to a big donation, students at Poland schools can learn the history of their town.

A new book featuring 200 vintage photographs traces Wildomar's history from its origins as from a small farming community to its modern state -- a city of 28,000.

Local author releases new work featuring extensive collection of vintage photos.

Arcadia Publishing, a South Carolina publisher that prints and markets books about towns across America, is expected to release "Images of America: Forest Grove" in August.

Illustrating the rich history of Payson

New Book Captures Untold Stories In Pictures

Local authors release new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local author releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Local author releases new book featuring collection of vintage photographs

Local author uses more than 200 historic photographs to document area’s past

Book is a product of the vast archival and photographic collections of the Georgia Historical Society

Local author completes pictorial history book

Celebrating Indianola’s ballooning heritage, and covering a span of more than 100 years, a new book titled Indianola: Ballooning Capital of Iowa is scheduled for release on May 10, 2010

Images reveal history of Seaside Heights

The Auburn Prison, now called the Auburn Correctional Facility, has been the most influential of all American prisons.

Through over 200 vintage photographs, local author Sue Ellen McManus takes readers on a nostalgic journey down memory lane during Baldwinsville’s yesteryears.

In a new book by Arcadia Publishing, local author Daniel J. Palmer pictorially tells the story of the peak years of change to the built environment of Rochester's downtown.

Visit author Dan Palmer's blog to hear his May 10, 2010 interview on 1370WXXI AM radio

"Saugerties" is the latest addition to the Postcard History Series from Arcadia Publishing. It features more than 200 vintage images.

BATTER UP!

San Clemente is about to become the latest icon in a series of picture books showcasing communities across the United States.

At last, Sue McManus is saying Wednesday, Baldwinsville has its own historical picture book

In one picture, five members of the Madeira Police Department, having scored well in a 1963 pistol-marksmanship contest, stand in a line and point their guns high just to the left of the viewer.

Orem isn’t just a sister city of Provo; it has a unique founding among other communities in Utah.

Robert Dye had a head start on producing a book about Bartlett's past.

The students of Immaculate Conception School, 179-14 Dalny Rd., honored their Jamaica Estates neighborhood with the unveiling of a historic plaque on April 22 in the green space at the intersection of Wexford Terrace and Midland Parkway.

A new book by a Carroll County historian could have been titled “Centreville,” save for a single event in 1833: The name of the town was changed to Carrollton.

Covering almost 100 years, the new campus photo history book titled Humboldt State University shares the growth of the college on the hill over Arcata.

Local Coast Guard releases new book featuring stunning collection of vintage photographs

Covering almost 100 years, the new campus photo history book titled Humboldt State University shares the growth of the college on the hill over Arcata.

Follow up to his book on Colorado National Monument

Features more than 200 vintage images

Local authors pen sequel to pictorial history of Pioneros book

Local authors publish new book on Essex’s past

Local author recalls the fascinating past of Cape Ann’s national historic landmark

More than 200 vintage photographs culled from Delaware Historical Society

Many images donated from the private collections of local residents

Local author creates thoughtful pictorial history using an insider's appreciation and a historian's perspective

Majority of photographs from the collection of the late Don Reid

Local author completes pictorial history

Husband and wife team up on new local book

Local authors pen book on behalf of historical society

The newest addition to Arcadia Publishing’s popular Images of America series is Wapakoneta from local author Dianne Dodds Knipp with the Downtown Wapakoneta Partnership.

A new book from two first-time local authors focusing on the town of Essex through the rich pictorial history of archival photographs is being released today.

Local historian chronicles story of Fort Worth green spaces.

A new book, written by the Roseville Historical Society member, has just hit bookstands and it tells the city’s history in pictures and words.

Interurban

Clemente Castro Cacas was born in Narvacan, Ilocos Sur in the Philippines in 1910 and came to the United States at age 19 in 1929 -- a few years before the Great Depression.

If you stop and think about it, we are all capable of time travel when we pick up a book which brings the past to life using photographs and other illustrations that speak across decades, and even centuries.

When George Kessler created the first City Plan for Dallas in 1911, he envisioned the newly built White Rock Lake and its surrounding terrain as a local version of New York's Central Park.