General/Regional History Materials, 1894-1990s

New York Divided, New York Post Special Issue, September 3, 2007

Regional Geography of Anglo-America by C.L. White

The Bulletin of the Fort Ticonderoga Museum, Vol IX, Winter 1952

This is the AFL-CIO, May 1982

Home of the Brave by Joel Gross

My Brother Sam is Dead by James L. Collier

Ideas in America's Cultures by Hamilton Cravens

Hasty Pudding and Barbary Pirates: A Life of Joel Barlow by Esther M. Douty

Steamboat Days by Fred E. Dayton

Everett A. Scholfield 1843-1930 by William E. Parker, etc.

Country Art in New England 1790-1840 by Old Sturbridge Village

The "Practicable" Engineer: John B. Jervis and the Old Croton Aqueduct by Larry D. Lankton

The Rise of Heavy Industry by David Daniel

1776 National Park Service Guide to the Historic Places of the American Revolution by the National Parks Service

Official Document Book by the New York State Freedom Train Commission

300 Years of Germans in America by Heinz Moos Publishing

Letters to Phil: Memories of a New York Boyhood 1848-1856 by Gene Schermerhorn

The Lay of the Land by the Rhode Island Historical Society

Vermont History, Vol 60-4 Fall 1992

"Village and Community in Early Colonial New England" by Joesph S. Wood Journal of Historical GeographyVol 8-4 (1982) 333-346

Rum and Reform in Old New England, by Gerald Carson, 1966 (Sturbridge Village)

American Speech, 1600-present, Ed. Peter Benes, 1985 (missing pages)

The Story of Oswego County (NY), by Ralph M. Faust, 1954

Journey through Pennsylvania by Canal, Rail and Stagecoach, by Philip Nicklin, 1975

Pennsylvania Iron Manufacture in the 18th Century, by Author Bining, 1938

Life and times in shoe city - shoeworker of Lynn, MA by Essex Institute, 1979

American Charcoal Making in the Era of the cold blast furnace, by the Hopewell Village Natioanal Historic Site and Jackson Kemper III, undated

An American Heritage (a book about the International Silver Company), Edmond Hogan, 1977