Abraham Lincoln and a New Birth of Freedom: paperback

The sequel to the immensely popular They Say There Was a War, also available in our online gift shop. 45 people tell their experiences in World War II.

Don Troiani's Civil War: Zouaves And Chasseurs, Special Branches and Officers.

Drifting Back in Time - by Professor John Kent Folmar I. Historical sketches of Washington and Fayette Counties, Pennsylvania, including the Monongahela River.

Favorite Family Recipes by Mary Emma Showalter. Illustrated by Naomi Nissley. Contains 1100 recipes from old Mennonite cookbooks, brought up to date with standardized measuring and directions. Sturdy comb bound softback book.

Success Is All That Was Expected: The South Atlantic Blockading Squadron During the Civil War.

The drama, tragedy, brutality and macabre humor of total warfare during World War II is nowhere more apparent than in the personal experiences of those who were there.

This book tells the history of the Westmoreland County Courthouse at Greensburg. From the Saint Vincent College Center of Northern Appalachian Studies.

Witness to the Civil War: First-Hand Accounts from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper.

A West Overton exclusive book. Contains the bulk of the entries from Henry Overholt's weaving journal, and the Starrett-Kelley journals, who was a farming family in East Huntington Township. Comb bound softback.

A truly excellent book telling the story of the 19th century culture of mourning in America. Written by Karen Mahaffey. Autographed copy. Softbound.

An extensive tome of genealogical information of the Oberholtzer family (another, earlier spelling of Overholt) and the Nash allied branches. A must for genealogists! Hardback.

Written by an Overholt and Frick descendant, Martha Frick Symington Sanger. Read about her early years with an imposing father and her long life with his memory thereafter. Hardbound.

Written by an Overholt and Frick descendant, Martha Frick Symington Sanger. Beautifully illustrated with photos showing the homes of Henry Clay Frick, including Clayton in Pittsburgh and his mansion in New York City. Hardbound.