Commemorating the 75th anniversary of the New Deal, this special collection of books provides a wealth of history about many facets of the New Deal.

This fascinating history of the river showcases more than two hundred vintage postcards.

Provides insights into the major themes, benchmarks, successes, and limitations that marked the formative days of urban planning.

Time periods run from the earliest colonial period through 1967, and State, Local, County, and Regional works are analyzed.

This book on Pittsburgh’s environment history and revitalization includes essays.

This lavishly-illustrated book celebrates the centennial of the State Archives.

Interesting account about all the frontier forts occupying Pennsylvania’s soil, the French Invasion, their forts and claims to Pennsylvania.

This book explores the history, lore, and popular culture behind Groundhog Day.

This book takes readers on a behind-the-scenes look at intriguing people and episodes from the Keystone State’s past.

This book focuses on the experiences of ordinary women in Western Pennsylvania during the decades in which it was transformed from an isolated and dangerous area.

The definitive volume on the history and contributions of Pennsylvania's workers.

The story of the Klondike bar is recounted here with dozens of vintage ads and photos.

Harold Holzer, and author and former New York governor, Mario M. Cuomo, present an incomparable selection of writings by Lincoln on the theme of democracy.

Flashback to the fascinating history of this community through vintage photographs from area residents and organizations.

The first comprehensive history of Pennsylvania in almost three decades.

Compiled by John B. B. Trussell Jr.
6” x 9” set of 5 paperbacks

Traverse 250 years of American history as you explore more than 40 flexible itineraries.

In this book, the authors have gathered a fascinating collection of photographs and memorabilia.

Harrisburg boasts a rich and fascinating history.

This book tells the story of William Penn’s heirs and their ownership of Pennsylvania.

Featuring 150 images documenting life in Pennsylvania between 1935 and 1946.

Award-winning journalist David DeKok tells, for the first time, how the Centralia mine fire really started in 1962.

This fascinating book tells the story of the 1959 Knox Mine Disaster.

The author argues that a struggle for personal independence waged by thousands of ordinary settlers lay at the root of conflict in northeast Pennsylvania and across the revolutionary-era frontier.

With this volume, readers learn about the women who worked in factories, walked picket lines, fought for the vote, managed family life, and battled urban conditions during the transformative years between 1865 and 1940.