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VIRGINIA / WEST VIRGINIA HISTORY
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| Assateague 2nd ed William H. Wroten, Jr. staple bound 64 pages 087033168X 4.95 This book explores the history and mystique of the special barrier island. Topics include the setting, the Indians, early explorers of the islands, settlements, ponies, storms, life-saving and lighthouse and more. |
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| Barboursville Vineyards: Crafting Great Wines Inspired by Spririts of the Past Chiles T.A. Larson hard cover 112 pages 9780981834009 29.95 This beautiful book will please both wine lovers and Virginia history buffs as it celebrates in striking color photographs a thriving modern vineyard with deep roots in the past. |
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| The Byrd: Celebrating the Byrd Theatre Bruner, Hushen & Dementi hard cover 126 pages 9780977315376 29.95 This handsome pictorial presents the delightful convergence of the past, present and future of one of our nations few remaining movie palaces- the Byrd Theater in Richmond, Virginia. |
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| Captain Christopher Newport: Admiral of Virginia A. Bryant Nichols, Jr. trade paper 212 pages 9780615140018 17.99 In this first full-length biography of Christopher Newport (1561-1617), the author portrays, in carefully researched detail, the adventurous life on the high seas of the courageous sea captain who founded the Jamestown Colony in Virginia. B & w illustrations. |
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| Chincoteague Island James Tigner, Jr. hardcover 128 pages 9780764329197 29.99 Witness the beauty and allure of Chincoteague, Virginias largest inhabited island, in 167 modern color photos and 58 vintage postcards. |
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| Facts and Legends of Richmond Area Streets Thomas F. Mustian hardcover 128 pages 9780977315345 14.95 This third edition is the work of three generations of the Mustian family. They obviously cherish Richmond history and the interesting facts about city streets they provide here. |
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| Facts and Legends of the Hills of Richmond Smith & Dementi hardcover 128 pages 9780977315383 14.95 Although not built on seven hills like Rome, Virginias capital city is full of fascinating stories as this tidy pictorial shows. |
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| Famous Horsewomen of Virginia Francis Marion Bush hardcover 176 pages 9780977315352 24.95 Here are the stories of 23 eminent horsewomen and their contributions to the thoroughbred industry of Virginia. |
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| Hark Upon the Gale Wilford Kale hardcover 264 pages 9780979968402 39.95 Of great interest to members of the Tribe is this illustrated history of the College of William and Mary, now in a revised edition. Meticulously researched and handsomely produced, it contains a foreword by Margaret Thatcher. |
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| In Honored Glory Philip Bigler trade paper 160 pages 9780918339683 7.95 Brings to life the events, happenings, people, and highlights that have combined to make Arlington National Cemetery a uniquely American institution. |
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| In the Path of History: Virginia Between the Rappahannock and the Potomac Nan and Ross Netherton, Ruth Preston Rose hardcover 192 pages 0914927469 34.95 "If any place in America can be said to stand squarely in the path of history, it is the land between the Rappahannock and the Potomac up to the Blue Ridge Mountains." Here in this lavishly illustrated chronicle, that history comes alive. Includes many black and white as well as color images. |
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| Jamestown and the Founding of a Nation Warren M. Billings trade paper 144 pages 9780939631278 6.95 This publication is a cooperative effort by Colonial National Historical Park and Eastern National Park & Monument Association and is an edifying illustrated history of Jamestown. |
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| The Jamestown Church Lou Ann Meadows Ladin trade paper 96 pages 9780977315338 12.95 Queens and commoners alike are celebrating the 400th anniversary of the first permanent English settlement. This is a history and full-color pictorial guide to the first Protestant church in this country. |
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| John Smith's Chesapeake Voyages 1607-1609 Helen Rountree, et al. trade paper 416 pages 9780813927282 19.95 Helpful maps and color photos help you to understand the environment, people and relationships that shaped the early years of the Jamestown colony. |
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| A Legacy of Rural Virginia Book I Donald W. Payne trade paper 300 pages 9781607250982 24.95 Everyone should learn their family histories and preserve them for future generations. This is what the author has done in this entertaining collection of family stories spanning two centuries when times were simpler and work was hard but rewarding. |
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| A Legacy of Rural Virginia Book II Donald W. Payne trade paper 9781616239664 328 pages 24.95 The authors family history continues, running from humorous stories to the inspiring deeds of war heroes. In between you will learn about sawmills, railroads, wine and whiskey making and other fascinating rural topics. |
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| Mr. Jefferson's River: The Rivanna McGehee & Trout Trade paper 108 pages 9780971360501 18.00 The first river to be named an American Treasure is offered a comprehensive history here with more than 100 full-color photos and an authoritative history. |
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| Rails to the Blue Ridge: The Washington and Old Dominion Railroad 1847-1968 Herbert H. Harwood, Jr. trade paper 9780615283111 160 pages 21.95 The noted rail historian brings his expertise to this illustrated chronicle of the line that ran from Alexandria to Bluemont, Virginia and boasted an amazing variety of rolling stock. |
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| The Songlines of Richmond Smith & Dementi hardcover 128 pages 9780982334874 14.95 The capital of Virginia is the site of much serious history, but this book celebrates the performing arts, artists and stages that have also made it a cultural center. |
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| A View from the Mountain Jack Kestner Trade paper 256 pages 9780972476539 15.00 A keen observer of nature, people and politics, the author left city life behind and began writing a weekly column about his life on a farm high on the south slope of Clinch Mountain. This book brings together a variety of his best-loved writings over a span of eighteen years. |
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| Virginia Folk Legends Thomas E. Barden trade paper 337 pages 0-8139-1335-7 19.95 The first valid published collection of Virginia folk legends endorsed by the American Folklore Society. |
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| Virginia's Historic Homes and Gardens Pat and Chuck Blackley hardcover 128 pages 9780760328705 25.00 The properties presented in these pages span the styles and tastes of a growing nation through its first few centuries. Lovely color photos present the well-known like Mount Vernon as well as introducing us to the lesser-known such as Prestwould Plantation. |
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| A Virginia Village Goes to War: Falls Church During the Civil War Bradley E. Gernand hardcover 272 pages 1578641861 35.00 The Union's harried Civil War generals called Falls Church "The Key to Washington" and this handsomely-produced pictorial history recounts the pivotal role our neighboring town played in the dramatic events that engulfed the nation. |
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| Weird Virginia Bahr, Taylor and Coleman hardcover 256 pages 9781402739422 19.95 In addition to being the birthplace of presidents, Virginia turns out to be the cradle of many bizarre things as well, according to this recent entry into the popular weird state series. Enjoy the read or plan a road trip to another perspective on the Old Dominion. |
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