No comments about Weekend Walks Along the New England Coast: Exploring the Coast from Connecticut to Maine.

No comments about Boston, A Year in the Life.

1 comments about Covered Bridges of New England: A Postcard Book (Postcard Books).

1. My grandson is interested in poatcards of covered bridges so I bought this for him as a Christmas gift. He was delighted with it. The pictures are excellent and has many bridges with which we are familiar having lived in New England for most of our lives.

No comments about A Survey of London: Reprinted from the text of 1603, with introduction and notes by Charles Lethbridge Kingsford. Volume 2.

No comments about Crawford Notch-Sandwich Range/Moosilauke-Kinsman: White Mountain Guide Map.

No comments about Discovering Anglo-Saxon England.

2 comments about The Ideals Guide to Places of the American Revolution.

1. This book is very nicely done, both in content and in execution. The list of sites are very comprehensive and include states and locations which many Americans may not associate with the American Revolution, such as Maine and Tennessee. They could have done more with the Gulf Coast (the war was also waged in Florida, Alabama and Louisiana in and around the modern cities of Pensecola, Mobile, and Baton Rouge), but the fact they did as much as they have is to their credit. The only other flaw I saw was that while they provided web addresses for many sites, there are several who do not have their URLs listed, although they have sites of their own.

   If you're looking for a complete list of Revolutionary War sites all over the Eastern United States, this book is about as close as you will come to finding it. The lay out is very attractive and easy to read and there are a great deal of full color photos associated with many of the sites.




2. With this book in hand, look up the state you're visiting and you won't miss any important Revolution sites. Having made pilgrimages to Boston, Philidelphia and Annapolis before I had this book, I can attest that as far as I know it left no major site unmentioned when I sampled the sections on these essential Revolution cities, and included many sites in more obscure locations one might otherwise miss. Great and abundant pictures make this a fine collectible for Revolution enthusiasts who have visited the sites as well as those who are unable but would like visuals.

1 comments about Vermont Impressions.

1. This is a wonderful book full of beautiful pictures, but the binding is so cheap the pages started coming loose almost as soon as I received it. I ended up having to buy another one to replace the first one because it's in over a dozen pieces now. You won't be sorry with the quality of the photographs though!

No comments about Art of the State: Vermont (Art of the State).

No comments about Inside London.