History

This story practically began to write itself. It was now the year, 2013 and the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. Which was also one of the most significant battles of the Civil War. The irony was that this was a story from the 150th Pennsylvania Bucktail Brigade of McKean County, PA. and the 150th anniversary of the battle. Perhaps this authors’ great, great, grandfather, Lorenzo Hodges had decided that it was now time for his story to be told. As time went on, even more interesting information found its way to my desktop. This information presented even more possibilities to this story, as well as even more potential questions for the descendants of Lorenzo Hodges, of Ce ...

Acolyte of Ares is a book about love and war, taken from the perspective of a Roman farmer.. Follow Gaius in his journey to save Rome, and seek vengeance against one of his beloved Greek gods god. He had everything taken from him, a man broken ever since the first page. Each letter spelling out disaster for this young man. Atop his throne of vengeance, can the power he derives spare him the pain of loosing anymore.

The Acolyte of Hades, a born hero. His story only told through this book. A continuation and explanation of the first, Acolyte of Ares. "What if Gaius really is gone… Would I have what it takes to kill him?" What if, no, how. Read more in this Greek mythology book, and make sure to read the first if you haven't already!

The 1West Black Hebrew Israelite movement began in 1969 and was headquartered at 1 West 125th St. in Harlem, New York. Christian apologist and researcher VOCAB MALONE explores this militant and mysterious sect. The timing is just right, as this faith has been spreading like wildfire in most major city centers across the US. This book fills a void, as there are no major works on 1West Hebrew Israelism. Now a primer exists in 'BARACK OBAMA vs the BLACK HEBREW ISRAELITES' by Vocab Malone.

Bertie: The Best Stuttering King is a children’s story about a timid, stuttering prince who is thrust unexpectedly on the throne of England and becomes one of the best kings of the 20th Century. A history book in rhyme for children and children who stutter, this story highlights England’s most reluctant monarch, King George VI, and his early struggles with stuttering, knock knees, and bullying – topics still relevant today.

Kentucky natives wrote this book about how five generations of their family have enjoyed Kentucky's State Parks. Practical tips are provided about how your family can enjoy the parks. In addition, the book included a concise history of the Park System's development from 1924 to 2022.

Long before the establishment of Mammoth Cave National Park, the town of Three Forks, later Glasgow Junction, now Park City, became a major departure point for visitors traveling to the famous cave. The community developed around the Louisville & Nashville Turnpike, the Mammoth Cave Stagecoach Road, the Louisville & Nashville Railroad and the Mammoth Cave Railroad. This historic town was once known worldwide for the famous Bell's Tavern and other noted hotels that offered fine accommodations for visitors to Mammoth Cave. Today, the city still serves as a gateway for visitors to Mammoth Cave National Park. 70 pages of text, newspaper clippings and old photographs Available at the Th ...

At the home of great aunt, Helen Kendall Cooke, a portrait hangs on a bedroom wall. It is large and has a presence that fills the room. My aunt laughed when she introduced me to the portrait telling me that she would hang a towel over it when her grandchild stayed in the house because he was frightened by it. “This, she said, is your great, great, great grandfather, Stephen Davies.” I should admit that I did have a moment when I sympathized with her grandson. There is no unkindness in the portrait’s face; it must be the seriousness of purpose in his eyes. There was a story in that face, of that I was certain, a story that gave it reason to hang in a home after more than ...