Cub Scouts Climb the Tower- Hunter Mountain
$6.00On a two-day hiking trip to a fire tower, members of a Cub Scout den learn how fires are spotted and reported. Author: Norman VanValkenburgh.
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On a two-day hiking trip to a fire tower, members of a Cub Scout den learn how fires are spotted and reported. Author: Norman VanValkenburgh.

Features more than 50 hand shadows. These quaint illustrations depict many different types of shadows, from swans, rabbits, and other animals to historic figures and fictional characters. Each hand shadow…

In Colorado Noir, you’ll ride along with Elaine, The Aluminum Mistress, as she struggles to survive on the cold streets of Colorado Springs, making her living from trash cans; Hang…

Recollections of a One-time Farm Boy – How It Was on the Orange-Sullivan Border Back in the l920s and 1930s. Author: Charlie Crist.

From the historical introduction of the Centennial Celebration of the evacuation of New York by the British (New York in the Revolution series). Author: John Austin Stevens.

Multiple editions available. $125 each edition. Editions available: 77, 100, 134. Please call 845-985-7700 for more information or e-mail [email protected]

A succinct illustrated history of the creation of New York State’s Forest Preserves, the Adirondack Park and the Catskill Park. Author: Norman J. VanValkenbergh

From the Hudson Valley to the West Branch of the Delaware River Valley. There is catalog of 379 industries and facilities and 191 maps of track plans. Author: Michael Kudish.


This is an addendum of supplemental and updated material for Volume 4 of this series, Where Did the Tracks Go in the Catskills? It contains 31 new maps and detailed text…


The Mohicans lived in the upper Hudson and Housatonic Valleys. This book for young readers (9-12) tells the story of the tribe: how they lived, dressed, hunted, and worked the…

A stirring look at historic events in which the Mohicans (called River Indians) participated: Leaders among the native nations on the Hudson, Mohicans welcomed Henry Hudson, who visited them for…