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Synopsis A Traveler’s Guide: America’s Living History-The Early Years ISBN: 978-0-9792598-0-7 by Suzanne and Craig Sheumaker 224 pp with 500 color photos. Red Corral Publishing. $29.95
AMERICA’S EARLY YEARS, AS SEEN THROUGH LIVING HISTORY While subtitled “A Traveler’s Guide,” America’s Living History-The Early Years is far from an ordinary guidebook. • It focuses on the period in U.S. history before the 1840s westward movement and, unlike conventional travel books, categorizes destinations by chapters in history: America’s Native Peoples, European Colonization, Religious and Secular Groups, Road to Independence, Our New Nation and Opening the West. • Through easy-reading narratives and 500 color photographs, the book’s authors use the histories of these sites to tell the remarkable story of America’s most formative years. • Here you will find an exceptional collection of World Heritage Sites, National Parks and Monuments, State and National Historic Sites, and privately operated living history museums brought together in one high-quality $29.95 paperback. • The book includes color photos of most destinations plus regional travel maps, historical perspectives, 90 sidebar features, tourist information and an extensive index. For further information, see the website www.AmericasLivingHistory.com Contact: © 2007 Suzanne and Craig Sheumaker and Red Corral Publishing. All rights reserved. Download in: MSWord or .PDF format. These materials are provided solely for editorial and promotional purposes relating to the book | ||
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