Pennsylvania Heritage magazine-1992 issue set

Winter 1992 “The Public is Invited to Know”: Fighting for the Public Memory of Henry Clay Frick by Brent D. Glass; The Legend of Jay Gould By Phil Holleran; Philadelphia, First By Michael J. O’Malley III; The Resurrection of Henry Ossawa Tanner By Stephen May; The Young Lady of Lewisburg Grows Up By Nada Gray and Doris Dysinger

Spring 1992 Paradise Lost: A Poet in the Political Labyrinth By Paul C. Wermuth; Thaddeus Stevens, Equality of Man Before His Creator By Beverly Wilson Palmer; The Magic of Mount Gretna: An Interview with Jack Bitner By Diane B. Reed; Painting for Peer, Patron and the Public By Kent Ahrens; The Day They Raised a Monument in Dixie By Terrence J. Winschel;

Summer 1992 Teetering on the Brink of Rebellion? By Gerald G. Eggert; Profile: Howard L. Barnes, Dean of Philadelphia’s Amateur Historians By William C. Kashatus III; Against All Odds: Chevalier Jackson, Physician and Painter By Louis M. Waddell; Clatter, Sproing, Clunk Went the Trolley… By Joseph P. Eckhardt; Noble Ambitions: The Founding of the Franklin Institute By Kershaw Burbank

Fall 1992 A Voice in the Wilderness By Mary A. Hamilton; With Dash and Spirit: Haverford College Plays Soccer! By William C. Kashatus III; James Wilson, Forgotten Founding Father By Wayne L. Trotta; The Tax Collector of Bower Hill By Chadwick Allen Harp; Breaking Nature’s Silence: Pennsylvania’s Rachel Carson By Lisa Budwig