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300 pages featuring facts and stories about Texas with a pull-out map and stickers. Recommended for fourth graders.

Puzzles about the events, culture, trends, and more of the 1980s in America.The Great American Decades Puzzle Book series is a virtual time machine designed to take you back to the memorable moments of days gone by. Through the puzzles in this entertaining book, you can uncover the landmark events, household names, revolutionary inventions, iconic trends, pop culture phenomena, world-changing events, and everyday vernacular that made each decade and your decade unique. The lists and facts will feel familiar in the decades you've lived through. But don't stop there. Through the fun and the challenge you can discover through the puzzles of your parents' or grandparents' generations how the decades before us shaped our world.

Puzzles about the events, culture, trends, and more of the 2000s in America.The Great American Decades Puzzle Book series is a virtual time machine designed to take you back to the memorable moments of days gone by. Through the puzzles in this entertaining book, you can uncover the landmark events, household names, revolutionary inventions, iconic trends, pop culture phenomena, world-changing events, and everyday vernacular that made each decade and your decade unique. The lists and facts will feel familiar in the decades you've lived through. But don't stop there. Through the fun and the challenge you can discover through the puzzles of your parents' or grandparents' generations how the decades before us shaped our world.

What Izaak Walton's The Complete Angler is to books on fishing, The Mystery of Golf is to books on golf.

The State of Georgia chartered the Western & Atlantic Railroad in 1836. The railroad aided in the development and growth of many communities between Atlanta and Chattanooga, Tennessee. In constructing the railroad, workers created a winding route that cut its way across the North Georgia landscape. During the Civil War, both armies used this vital artery, and it was the setting for one of the war's most iconic events, the Great Locomotive Chase. The state still owns the Western & Atlantic and has leased it since 1870. The line remains an essential part of North Georgia and is a backbone of the region's industry. As Atlanta ponders its transportation future, it is important to remember that without the Western & Atlantic, Atlanta would not be the city it is today.

A small-format facsimile of Picturesque America's issue on Newport

Gabriel and the Bear was selected as an Award-Winning Finalist in the Juvenile Fiction category of the 2020 American Fiction Awards.This is the story of a young boy, excited to be spending the day with his parents on a surprise outing. All of them were amazed to chance upon a bear. This is the story of that encounter and includes many "bear" facts that Gabriel learned.It is a fun story which brings an awareness to the reader and shares some realities of living in an area where wildlife is prevalent. It creates an opportunity for discussion related to mountain living.

Exquisite collection of sketches of original jewelry from the Tiffany Studios by designer Meta Overbeck

Since colonial times, generations of families from Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and England have settled in Knoxville and East Tennessee. Early on, they arrived with ballads, stories, instruments, and folk music from their former homes. "Songcatchers," including Francis James Child, Olive Dame Campbell, Maud Pauline Karpeles, Cecil J. Sharp, William Francis Allen, Lucy McKim Garrison, Charles Pickard Ware, and George Pullen Jackson, journeyed deep into the remotest areas of East Tennessee to capture their songs in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This music existed almost unchanged until the introduction of commercial recording and radio broadcasting in the 1920s. The historic recording sessions in Bristol, Tennessee, in the summer of 1927 sparked new genres of music, and through the contribution of musicians like Lester Flatt, Josh Graves, Dolly Parton, Earl Scruggs, Ralph Stanley, the Carter Family, Bill Monroe, and many others, Knoxville and East Tennessee are acknowledged for the roles they played in the birth of country and bluegrass music.

Drawing on rarely seen photographs and other materials from the Teaneck Public Library and private collections, author Jay Levin chronicles the intriguing history of Teaneck.Originally inhabited by the Lenni-Lenape Indians and settled by the Dutch, Teaneck has come to embody the American experience. Created in 1895 from the vast, wooded estate of its most eminent citizen, William Walter Phelps, the bucolic township along the Hackensack River boomed in the 1920s, its population quadrupling during construction of the nearby George Washington Bridge to New York City. Developers could not put up homes fast enough in a suburb offering beauty, location, and every convenience. It is a community of myriad distinctions: exemplar of successful municipal management, "model town" deemed worthy of emulation, college town, and, in the 1960s, the first majority-white community in the United States to voluntarily integrate its school system.

A small-format facsimile of Picturesque America's issue on the Smoky Mountains

A small-format facsimile of Picturesque America's issue on Yellowstone

A small-format facsimile of Picturesque America's issue on the Florida Coast

A Small-format facsimile of Picturesque America's chapter on Mount Desert, Maine

This step-by-step drawing guide from acclaimed cartoonist E.G. Lutz has helped budding artists hone their skills since 1913.

A pocket-sized hardcover collection of Bronson Alcott's fifty-eight rules for teaching

A full-color catalog of painted American Art pottery in the Morse Museum of American Art's collection. Paperback edition.

A Pocket-Sized Collection of Quotations by Walt Whitman in an Elegant Hardcover Edition