Scott Brown – Cartoonist

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Christopher A. Kuntz

Scott Brown was a nationally known cartoonist and proprietor of Brown’s Drugstore and Soda Shop in Mansfield, Ohio, which served up … more

Rozet, Campbell County, Wyoming and Its

Homestead Families (1880 – 1949)

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Lorna J. Whisler

Lorna Whisler tells the fascinating story of a small corner of northeastern Wyoming, centered on Rozet in the decades after cattle trails … more

TO KEEP HIM SAFE

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Gayle Parish

To Keep Him Safe is a moving narrative about overcoming adversity and finding a place of healing for Lillian Hawke, the loving mother of a son who … more

JOHNNY APPLESEED IN A RICH LAND

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Peggy Welch Mershon

The pioneers of Richland County, Ohio, lived beside John Chapman from the minute they settled the area, around 1808, until he refocused his … more

THE HEPTNER SISTERS

Wyoming Schoolteachers

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Lorna J. Whisler

Sisters Leona and Jeanette Heptner were two extraordinary ordinary people who taught grade school in Wyoming for a combined length of eighty years. … more

HIS NAME IS JACOB HARRIS

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J.J. McFarland

His Name is Jacob Harris not only speaks to the tragedy of the Civil War – it speaks to the heartbreak of loss on both sides and to the reality of … more

AND THEN OPENS POSSIBILITY

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Vicki L. Flaherty

And Then Opens Possibility is a book of poetry that invites you to pause and embrace the richness of life. You’ll be encouraged to look within … more

WATER-POWERED MILLS OF RICHLAND COUNTY

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Robert A. Carter and Michael C. Cullen

This fascinating book, Water-Powered Mills of Richland County, is based on the work of Ohio historian D. W. Garber, author of Waterwheels and ... more

THEFT OF OHIO 1783 – 1795

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Gale Richard Walker

A factually based, uncompromising, unprecedented, well-documented indictment of the U.S. theft of Ohio in the era from 1783 to 1795, as viewed from … more

MOSTLY MY HEART SINGS

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Vicki L. Flaherty

I made a commitment when I was diagnosed with breast cancer to fully experience my emotions. I saw an opportunity to more deeply … more

THE MISADVENTURES OF MARJORY

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James Ball Naylor

Originally published in 1908, The Misadventures of Marjory is Naylor’s eighth and final novel. Marjory Dawes, the main character, is the age of his … more

A LITERARY PLAYGROUND – SHORT STORIES

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James Ball Naylor

Written more than one hundred years ago, the twenty-three short stories in this volume reflect an era very different from today, yet reveal enduring … more

RALPH MARLOWE

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James Ball Naylor

Ralph Marlowe is laid in the hill country of southeastern Ohio. The plot is romantic, complicated and intensely interesting; and best of all, out of … more

VINTAGE VERSE

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James Ball Naylor

Vintage Verse is a one of a kind collection of verse put together by Naylor’s daughter, Lucile Naylor. Many are as apropos today as when they were … more

THE FINAL TEST

A Biography of James BAll Naylor

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Theresa Marie Flaherty

James Ball Naylor, one of the most well known men in the country at the turn of the twentieth century, has since faded into the shadows of obscurity. . … more