 | "Quest for Freedom Live and Learn Weekends" provide an educational and engaging visitor experience that’s rooted in the Underground Railroad and Civil War communities in Pennsylvania and include these book selections. |
|  | An in-depth treatment of the history of the African American community in Pittsburgh. |
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 | African Americans in Harrisburg opens the door to this culturally diverse city. |
|  | This volume chronicles the distinct trends in the Pittsburgh African American community. The photographs capture candid experiences. |
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 | This work covers both the “above ground” activities of African Americans and the Underground Railroad. |
|  | An anthology of recent scholarship on the African American experience in Pennsylvania. Regular price: $19.95 Sale price:  |
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 | An anthology of recent scholarship on the African American experience in Pennsylvania. |
|  | This book discusses the Italian musical geniuses. |
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 | A photographic journey through Philadelphia’s Puerto Rican community. |
|  | This is the first truly comprehensive, highly accessible, and thoroughly rooted account of the transformation of Pennsylvania German culture from 1790 to 1850. |
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 | The author chronicles an era in which African Americans become active agents in overthrowing history, shaping Reconstruction, and creating a legacy long obscured and misunderstood. |
|  | The story of the Jews who left their settlements in Poland, Russia, Hungary, and Galicia and migrated to Western Pennsylvania. |
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 | An easy-to-use reference book fo manuscript and in print, on African Americans available at the Pennsylvania State Archives. |
|  | The first comprehensive work on Old Order Mennonite life and culture. |
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 | An account of the contributions of Italians in Pennsylvania, subsequent to the age of exploration |
|  | An interesting account of how Pennsylvania's Jews embraced the challenges and opportunities they found. |
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 | In the first scholarly treatment of pacifism during the Civil War, two experts in Anabaptist studies explore the important role of sectarian religion. |
|  | The author recounts the story of Native Americans in the Keystone State. |
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 | This book brings you the best of Pennsylvania Dutch Country, with lively features on history and culture, reviews of more than 125 inns and restaurants. |
|  | Covers the entire period of the Germans in Pennsylvania. |
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 | This book documents the almost forgotten magic created in Pittsburgh by a host of artists. |
|  | This volume tells of horse-drawn transportation used by the Amish, Mennonite, and Brethren sects. |
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 | This booklet addresses many significant issues of the Polish-American community. |
|  | The folk-healing practice of powwowing was thought to draw upon the power of God to heal all manner of physical and spiritual ills. |
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 | This is a well-written account of the Scotch-Irish in Pennsylvania. |
|  | This book explains the uncommon lifestyle of the Amish community, from spirituality and belief to dress and horse-and-buggy transport, and the tragedy at the Nickel Mines school. |
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 | An excellent sketch of the black presence in, and its contributions to, Pennsylvania history. |
|  | A well-written and concise account of the history of the Irish in Pennsylvania. |
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 | African Americans in Pennsylvania. |
|  | Kristin S. Bailey, 1988. paperback |
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 | Bruce Bazelon, 1986. paperback |
|  | Among the thirteen colonies, Pennsylvania had the largest number of Poles in the province |
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 | The Swedish in Pennsylvania. |
|  | Historical Fiction
Philadelphian Lorene Cary weaves a gripping tale of a runaway slave in The Price of a Child, an account that’s as absorbing as the authentic nineteenth-century slave narratives. |
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 | In these three plays, published together for the first time, the two-time Pulitzer Prize winner lights a dramatic fuse that winds through three anguished decades of the African-American experience. |
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