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This Side of Paradise

Trans-Pacific Sketches

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Transatlantic Holiday

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Transatlantic Holiday

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Travels in America 100 Years Ago

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Travels in America 100 Years Ago

Trip to the United States in 1887

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Trip to the United States in 1887

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Two Thousand Miles on an Automobile

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Two Thousand Miles on an Automobile

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Voices of the Western Frontier

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W is for Washington, DC

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Waikiki Beach and Honolulu, Hawaii: A Traveler's Journal

$9.95

Washington, D.C.: A Traveler's Journal

$9.95

Welcome To Bayou Town!

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Western Pennsylvania's Lost Amusement Parks

$24.99

Western World

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Western World(Volume 2)

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White House Presidential Dogs Art Print 11X14

$14.95

Why We Never Danced the Charleston

$14.99

Wicked Good Barbecue

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Wigwam Motel, Route 66, Holbrook, Arizona: A Traveler's Journal

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Wigwam Motel, San Bernardino, California: A Traveler's Journal

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With Poor Immigrants to America

$49.95

With Poor Immigrants to America

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Wolf Dog of the Woodland Indians

$11.95

Year in the Great Republic (Vol 1)

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Year in the Great Republic (Vol 1)

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Year in the Great Republic (Vol 2)

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Year in the Great Republic (Vol 2)

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W is for Washington, DC

9781942402305

$19.95

Tour the nation's capital in this playful and colorful A - Z tour of Washington, DC. "W is for Washington, D.C. offers a fresh perspective on the iconic monuments, landmarks, famous places and fun things to do in D.C with graphic illustrations and whimsical text. From Air Force One to the National Zoo, W is for Washington, D.C. captures the best of Washington, D.C.

The tour includes stops at Rock Creek Park, the Smithsonian Museum, The Washington Monument, cherry blossoms at the Tidal Basin, The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, and ice skating at the National Gallery. There is even a page devoted to Presidential Dogs!

W is for Washington, D.C. is a full-size full-size picture book with gorgeous illustrations printed on premium gloss paper. This Washington, D.C. children's book is a great gift for a native Washingtonian or visitor of any age!

Western Pennsylvania's Lost Amusement Parks

9781467104654

$24.99

At one time, Western Pennsylvania was home to dozens of small amusement parks, many of them trolley parks. These parks, originally designed to bolster streetcar business, were a way for workers to seek respite from the crowded, dirty cities. While some of these parks never developed into much more than a dance hall and a merry-go-round, others became full-scale amusement parks with rides, entertainment, and other amusements. After years of battling floods, changing economies, the decline of streetcars, and competition from other amusement parks, many of these amusement parks ended up closing their gates for good, the thrills they once provided now relegated to memories. With many of these parks all but lost to time, it is time to take a look back and remember some of the most prominent lost amusement parks of Western Pennsylvania.

White House Presidential Dogs Art Print 11X14

9781942402763

$14.95

There are first families in the White House, and many of them had faithful companions that lived in the East Wing with them. This bright, graphic print of some of the most beloved First Family pets. From the Obama's Bo and Sunny to the Bush's Millie and Gerald Ford's Liberty, delight in the bipartisan love of dogs in the White House! From the best-selling book "W is for Washington, DC" this print is sure to please dog lovers of both parties.

Why We Never Danced the Charleston

9781596290389

$14.99

The scene is Charleston, South Carolina; the time, the 1920s, when old ladies dream of the past and a strange new dance, "the Charleston," is seducing the youth of the city. Years later, whispers emerge of something baffling and tragic that happened back then. As an old man confronts those demanding the truth, we catch brilliant flashes of the confrontation between the dark, doomed Hirsch Hess, son of immigrants, and the fantastically ethereal Ned Grimke, a scion of the city.

Told in intoxicatingly beautiful prose, this story of passion, beauty and the deadly effects of sexual repression takes us to a specific time and place, yet simultaneously blossoms as a universal tale of the human heart in conflict with its era.

This cult classic, set in the most intriguing period of one of America's most beautiful cities, is now restored to print with an afterword by its author that traces the facts upon which it is based.