Hoosier Book Club Catalog - 2009

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G A R D E N I N G

Home Grown IndianaA Food Lover’s Guide to Good Eating in the Hoosier State

Christine Barbour and Scott Hutcheson

A delectable consumers’ guide to local foods in Indiana

288 pp., 8 maps

HOMGRP paper 978-0-253-22019-6 $16.95 S ale P r ice $12.00

The Farmers’ Market BookGrowing Food, Cultivating Community

Jennifer Meta Robinson and J. A. HartenfeldPhotographs and Illustrations by

Dan Schlapbach and Jennifer Roebuck

“Be immersed in all the wonder ful tastes, sights, and sounds of one of the most creative and useful additions to American city li fe since parks or street lights.”

—Tony Hiss, author of The Experience of Place288 pp., 9 b&w photos , 59 color photos

FARMAP paper 978-0-253-21916-9 $19.95 S ale P r ice $14 .00

Go Native!

Got Shade?A “Take It Easy” Approach for Today’s Gardener

Text and Photographs by Carolyn HarstadDrawings by Jean Vietor

One of the Year’s Ten Best Gardening Books, 2004, Fine Gardening

400 pp., 102 b&w photos , 91 color photos

GOT SHP paper 978-0-253-21625-0 $24.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

Gardening with Native Plants and Wildflowers in the Lower Midwest

Carolyn Harstad

The only book on gardening with native plants for the Lower Midwest

368 pp., 125 f igures , 64 color photos

GONATP paper 978-0-253-21302-0 $24.95 S ale P r ice $15.00 Gardening in the Lower Midwest

A Practical Guide for the New Zones 5 and 6

Diane Heilenman

A Selection of the Garden Book Club

224 pp., 34 color i l lus .

GARLOP paper 978-0-253-32813-7 $14.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

A Midwest Gardener’s Cookbook

Marian K. Towne, With illustrations by Ellen Walsh

Makes use of regional fresh fruit, vegetables, edible flowers, and herbs304 pp.

MIDGAP paper 978-0-253-21056-2 $24.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

F o o D & W I N E

276 pp., 150 color photos

FARMFP paper 978-0-253-22103-2 $29.95 S ale P r ice $21.00

Reid Duffy’s Guide to Indiana’s Favorite Restaurants

2009 Best Books of Indiana— Winner, Nonfiction Creative/ Instructional

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FARMfoodGreen Living with Chef Daniel Orr

Daniel Orr

“This book is sure to have cookbook authors across the country crying into their crepe

bat ter and gnashing their knives in envy. . . . Orr may have become a world-

renowned chef, but his Indiana roots show on almost every page.” —The Herald Times


FARMFP paper 978-0-253-22103-2 $29.95 S ale P r ice $21.00

The Tao of CookingSally Pasley

“The recipes—all vegetarian—are as yummy as ever.” —The Herald Times

240 pp.

TAOCOP paper 978-0-253-21237-5 $19.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

Indiana Cooks!Great Restaurant Recipes

for the Home Kitchen

Christine Barbour and Scott Feickert

Photographs by Tom Stio

Features great recipes from some of Indiana’s best

restaurants and chefs, adapted for home cooking

160 pp., 15 b&w photos , 82 color photos , 1 map

INCOOC clo th 978-0-253-34664 -3 $29.95 S ale P r ice $18.00

Indiana WineA History

James L. Butler and John J. Butler

A delight ful history of wine growing in Indiana, with a guide to the state’s wineries

264 pp., 67 b&w photos

INWINC c lo th 978-0-253-34036-8 $14.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

Reid Duffy’s Guide to Indiana’s Favorite Restaurants

With a Recipe Sampler

Reid Duffy

Serves up 432 thorough and extensive reviews of Indiana’s best eateries

368 pp.

RE IDUP paper 978-0-253-21879-7 $17.95 S ale P r ice $11.00

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G I F T B o o K S G I F T B o o K S

The Artists of Brown CountyLyn Letsinger-MillerIntroduction by Rachel Berenson Perry

“. . . a well-rounded overview of the Brown County Ar t Colony. . . . Meticulously researched, carefully writ ten, and finely illustrated.” —Arts Indiana

264 pp., 33 b&w photos , 82 plates

ARTBRC c lo th 978-0-253-33354 -4 $49.95 S ale P r ice $30.00

ARTBR DVD 978-0-253-35044 -2 $14.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

T. C. Steele and the Society of Western Artists, 1896–1914

Rachel Berenson Perry

The development of Midwest impressionism


TC S TEC c lo th 978-0-253-35293-4 $49.95 S ale P r ice $35.00

Painting IndianaPortraits of Indiana’s 92 Counties

Painting Indiana IIThe Changing Face of Agriculture

Indiana Plein Air Painters Association, Inc. and Center for Agricultural Science and Heritage, Inc.

Paintings by Bill Borden, Mark Burkett, Mary Ann Davis, Lynn Dunbar, Bob Farlow,

Jeff Klinker, Ron Mack, Nancy Maxwell, Carol Strock-Wasson, Scott Sullivan

Text by Gary R. Truitt and Kathleen Stubbe Truitt Foreword by Judy O’Bannon

Indiana Plein Air Painters Association, Inc.Paintings by Lyle Denney, Robert Eberle, Ronald Mack, Don Russell, and Dan WoodsonCounty Essays by Earl L. Conn

Best Books of Indiana 2007, Finalist, Nonfiction


PA IN2C c lo th 978-0-253-34819-7 $39.95 S ale P r ice $20.00


PA I INP paper 978-0-253-21790-5 $35.00 S ale P r ice $18.00


S T IL IC c lo th 978-0-253-35362-7 $39.95 S ale P r ice $28.00


G I F T B o o K S G I F T B o o K S

Stillness and LightThe Silent Eloquence of Shaker Architecture

Henry Plummer

Said to reflect the core Shaker beliefs of honesty, integrit y, purit y, and per fection, Shaker

architecture focuses on the use of natural light and how buildings manipulate this light, sculpting a

deliberately spiritual, visual and practical presence. Captured in more than 100 stunning photographs, this beautiful book reveals the ongoing admiration

of this ar t form.


S T IL IC c lo th 978-0-253-35362-7 $39.95 S ale P r ice $28.00

Of Woods and WaterA Photographic Journey across Michigan

Ron Leonetti and Christopher JordanForeword by Dave Dempsey

Independent Book Publishers Awards, Great Lakes, Regional Nonfiction, Bronze Medal

Foreword Magazine’s Book of the Year, Bronze Medal, Photography


OF WOOC clo th 978-0-253-35276-7 $34.95 S ale P r ice $20.00

Perennials Short and Tall

Thomas Hart Benton and the Indiana Murals

A Seasonal Progression of Flowers for Your Garden

Moya L. AndrewsIllustrated by Gillian Harris

Perennial, year-round gardening made easy

160 pp., 26 color photos , 1 map

PE SHOP paper 978-0-253-21976-3 $19.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

Kathleen A. Foster, Nanette Esseck Brewer, and Margaret Contompasis

A celebration of Benton’s famous Indiana murals

Published in association with the Indiana University Ar t Museum


THOHAP paper 978-0-253-33760-3 $29.95 S ale P r ice $20.00

2009 Best Books of Indiana — Finalist, Nonfiction Creative/ Instructional


A R T B o o K S

The Hoosier Cabinet in Kitchen History

Nancy R. Hiller

“Pick it up, star t reading and you won’t want to put it down. Crazy as it sounds, a story about kitchens is full of wonderment, excitement, and down-home wisdom. The history par t is equally engrossing . . .” —Nuvo


HOOCAC clo th 978-0-253-31424 -6 $34.95 S ale P r ice $25.00

Contemporary Quilt ArtAn Introduction and Guide

Kate Lenkowsky

Foreword Magazine Book of the Year, Gold Medal, Ar t


CONQUC clo th 978-0-253-35124 -1 $34.95 S ale P r ice $21.00

Domenico Tiepolo A New Testament

Adelheid M. Gealt and George Knox

Choice 2007 Outstanding Academic Book, Fine Ar ts

Published in association with the Indiana University Ar t Museum


DOT IEC c lo th 978-0-253-34809-8 $75.00 S ale P r ice $ 45.00

Masterworks from the Indiana University Art Museum

Adelheid M. Gealt, Diane M. Pelrine, Adriana Calinescu, Judith A. Stubbs, and

Jennifer A. McComas; Linda Baden, editor; Photographs by Michael Cavanagh

and Kevin Montague

Published in association with the

Indiana University Ar t Museum


MAS INC c lo th 978-0-253-35069-5 $64.95 S ale P r ice $ 40.00

MASINP paper 978-0-253-21956-5 $39.95 S ale P r ice $25.00

Darwin’s ArkPoems by Philip ApplemanIllustrations by Rudy Pozzatti

The world of Charles Darwin imagined in poetry and ar t

112 pp., 37 f igures

DAR ARP paper 978-0-253-22092-9 $19.95 S ale P r ice $14 .00

Susan Neville — Winner, Regional Author AwardJames Madison — Finalist, Regional Author Award

Scott Russell Sanders — Finalist, National Author Award


A R T B o o K S


CONQUC clo th 978-0-253-35124 -1 $34.95 S ale P r ice $21.00

IconographyA Writer ’s Meditation

224 pp.

ICONOP paper 978-0-253-21614 -4 $15.95 S ale P r ice $8.00

Sailing the Inland SeaOn Writing, Literature, and Land

240 pp.

SA I INP paper 978-0-253-21902-2 $19.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

A Conservationist Manifesto

256 pp.

CONMAP paper 978-0-253-22080-6 $19.95 S ale P r ice $14 .00

Writing from the Center

216 pp.

WRIFRP paper 978-0-253-21143-9 $19.95 S ale P r ice $12.00

Susan Neville — Winner, Regional Author AwardJames Madison — Finalist, Regional Author Award


Susan Neville — Winner, Regional Author Award

A writer’s spiritual meditation that uses

the ancient ar t of icon painting as its

central metaphor

Essays that explore the creative process in the context of Midwestern topography


“. . . essays of substance and beauty . . . they belong beside the work of Annie Dillard, Samuel Pickering, and Wendell Berry.” —Library Journal

“...Sanders’ eloquent book is a must-read for anyone commit ted to taking care of the natural world and

passing it along to future generations.”

—Foreword Magazine

Slinging Doughnuts for the Boys

An American Woman in World War II

320 pp., 30 b&w photos , 1 map

SL IDOP paper 978-0-253-22107-0 $17.95 S ale P r ice $13.00

The Indiana WayA State History

384 pp.

INDWAP paper 978-0-253-20609-1 $20.95 S ale P r ice $13.00

James Madison — Finalist, Regional Author Award

“This is a splendid example of how to write well balanced, highly readable state history.”—The Old Northwest

A remarkable Red Cross Clubmobile

Captain on the job in war time England and

France


I N D I A N A A U T H o R S

Travels with Mae The Time and Place That Gave Me Life

Janet Cheatham Bell“This is more than

a memoir. Janet Cheatham Bell has

seasoned her personal story with some

lit t le-known history of African Americans

in Indiana.” —Julian Bond, author of A Time to Speak, A

Time to Act, and Board Chairman, NAACP 336 pp., 53 b&w photos

T IMPLC c lo th 978-0-253-34877-7 $29.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

Scenes from a New Orleans Girlhood

Eileen M. Julien

“This is a book to love, to savor like one of the Julien family gumbos. . . . A wonder ful por trait of middleclass blacks in a city usually por trayed by the pover ty of its black population and the decadence of its whites . . . “ —Christine Wiltz, author of The Last Madam: A Life in the New Orleans Underworld

144 pp., 5 color i l lus ., 23 b&w photos

TR AMAC clo th 978-0-253-35316-0 $19.95 S ale P r ice $14 .00

Bean Blossom DreamsA City Family’s Search for a Simple Country LifeW

ith a N

ew A

fterword

Sallyann J. Murphey

“Infused with considerable charm . . . lyrical, humorous writing . . . a color ful cast of characters, both human and animal, inhabits this book.” —Kirkus Review

336 pp.

BEBLOP paper 978-0-253-21987-9 $19.95 S ale P r ice $14 .00

Walking Together, Walking Far

How a U.S. and African Medical School Partnership Is Winning

the Fight against HIV/AIDS

Fran QuigleyForeword by Paul Farmer

Two medical schools join forces to bat tle HIV/AIDS in Kenya


WALTOP paper 978-0-253-22089-9 $19.95 S ale P r ice $14 .00

Matthew’s EnigmaA Father’s Portrait of His Autistic Son

Matei CalinescuTranslated by Angela Jianu

A father’s quest to understand his autistic son224 pp., 8 b&w photos

MATENP paper 978-0-253-22066-0 $19.95 S ale P r ice $14 .00

Rural FreeA Farmwife’s Almanac of Country Living

Rachel PedenDrawings by Sidonie Coryn

I N D I A N A A U T H o R S

A timeless celebration of farm life

400 pp., 12 b&w il lus .

RURFRP paper 978-0-253-22161-2 $19.95 S ale P r ice $14 .00


I N D I A N A A U T H o R S I N D I A N A A U T H o R S

How Congress Works and Why You Should Care

Lee H. Hamilton

“. . . a reasoned call for citizens to engage more actively in their representative democracy.” —Thomas Mann, W. Averell Harriman Senior Fellow in American Governance, The Brookings Institution

168 pp.

HOWCOP paper 978-0-253-21695-3 $14.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

Long Journey HomeOral Histories of Contemporary Delaware Indians

Edited by James W. Brown and Rita T. KohnPhotographs by James W. Brown

2008 Indiana Society of Professional Journalists Awards, Best Nonfiction Book

448 pp., 70 color photos , 25 plates

LONJOC c lo th 978-0-253-34968-2 $34.95 S ale P r ice $20.00

The Stars of BallymenoneHenry Glassie

CD included

A moving por trait of the people, songs, and tales of Ballymenone from the award-winning author of Passing the Time in Ballymenone

592 pp., 60 b&w il lus .

S TABAC c lo th 978-0-253-34717-6 $35.00 S ale P r ice $20.00

Always a PeopleOral Histories of Contemporary

Woodland Indians

Oral Histories collected by Rita Kohn Senior Editor, and

W. Lynwood Montell, Associate EditorIntroduction by R. David Edmunds

Project Consultant and Associate Editor,Michelle Mannering

Oil Portraits by Evelyn Ritter

Contemporary Woodland Indians vividly por trayed in words and oil por traits


ALWPEP paper 978-0-253-22001-1 $24.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

Robert F. Kennedy and the 1968 Indiana Primary

Ray E. Boomhower


ROBKEC c lo th 978-0 -253-35089-3 $21.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

Winner, 2009 Best Books of Indiana, Nonfiction

—Historical/Biographical

Strengthening Congress

Lee H. Hamilton

“This penetrating analysis by a pre-

eminent Washing ton insider is a must read for anyone interested

in polit ics and government.”—Martin Tolchin, Congressional

Correspondent, The New York Times

144 pp.

S TRCOP paper 978-0-253-22165-0 $14.95 S ale P r ice $12.00


Richard Pryor

I N D I A N A A U T H o R S H U M o R & L I T E R A T U R E

The Year’s Work in Lebowski StudiesEdited by Edward P. Comentale and Aaron JaffeEndnote by William Preston Robertson

Pioneering studies of the Coen brothers’ cult classic

512 pp.,44 b&w il lus .

YE AWOP paper 978-0-253-22136-0 $24.95 S ale P r ice $18.00

The Life and Legacy of a “Crazy” Black Man

Edited by Audrey Thomas McCluskey

A tribute to the irreverent and

complex ar tistry of a 20th-century

comic genius304 pp., 6 b&w photos

R ICPRP paper 978-0-253-22011-0 $19.95 S ale P r ice $14 .00

Not Normal, IllinoisPeculiar Fictions from the Flyover

Edited by Michael Martone

“Just as the Midwest, this vast, various, and unclassifiable place, is not nearly so conventional as it ’s reputed to be, the literature of the hear tland has a long tradition of original, innovative writing that is flourishing today more than ever.”—Por ter Shreve, author of The Obituary Reader

328 pp., 21 b&w il lus .

NOTNOP paper 978-0-253-21022-7 $22.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

BloodrootIndiana Poems

Norbert KrapfPhotographs by David Pierini

Finalist 2009 Best Books of Indiana Award, Poetry


BLOODP paper 978-0-253-35224 -8 $24.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

An American HometownTerre Haute, Indiana, 1927

Tom RoznowskiForeword by Scott Russell Sanders

A storyteller looks at a bygone America


AMEHOP paper 978-0-253-22129-2 $24.95 S ale P r ice $18.00

Santa Claus in Baghdad and Other Stories about Teens in the Arab WorldElsa Marston

Independent Book Publishers Awards, Silver Medal, Multicultural Children’s Fiction216 pp.

SANCLP paper 978-0-253-22004 -2 $15.95 S ale P r ice $10.00


I N D I A N A A U T H o R S H U M o R & L I T E R A T U R E


DICMIC c lo th 978-0-253-33609-5 $59.95 S ale P r ice $20.00

Wry HarvestAn Anthology of Midwest Humor

The Best of Kin HubbardAbe Martin’s Sayings and Wisecracks,

Abe’s Neighbors, His Almanack, Comic Drawings

Kin HubbardEdited and Introduced

by David S. Hawes

Abe Mar tin’s timeless rustic

humor

160 pp., 5 b&w photos , 107 f igures

BE SK IP paper 978-0-253-21007-4 $14.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

Edited by Chris Lamb

A heapin’ helpin’ of humor from the hear tland

320 pp.

WRYHAP paper 978-0-253-21872-8 $17.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

Dictionary of Midwestern

Literature

The Complete Poetical Works of James Whitcomb Riley

The Best of James Whitcomb Riley

James Whitcomb Riley

James Whitcomb Riley

The complete Riley reper toire of more than 1,000 poems920 pp.

COPOEP paper 978-0-253-20777-7 $28.95 S ale P r ice $17.00

Volume One: The Authors

Edited by Donald C. Manlove

Best-loved poems by the “Hoosier Poet”224 pp.

BE S JAC c lo th 978-0-253-10610-0 $29.95 S ale P r ice $18.00

BE S JAP paper 978-0-253-20299-4 $12.95 S ale P r ice $8.00

A Life

Elizabeth J. Van Allen

The first serious modern biography of Hoosier poet James

Whitcomb Riley


JAMWHC clo th 978-0-253-33591-3 $14.95 S ale P r ice $7.00 Philip A. Greasley General Editor

Information for nearly 400 Midwestern authors and their works

A 2001 Choice Outstanding Academic Book


L I B R A R Y o F I N D I A N A C L A S S I C S

PenrodBooth TarkingtonIntroduction by Scott R. Sanders Illustrations by Gordon Grant

The imaginative adventures of 10-year-old Penrod Schofield


PENROP paper 978-0-253-20361-8 $16.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

Penrod and SamBooth Tarkington

Introduction by David J. NordlohIllustrated by Worth Brehm

The continued adventures of the imaginative Penrod Schofield

384 pp., 8 f igures

PENSAC c lo th 978-0-253-34228-7 $32.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

PENSAP paper 978-0-253-21594 -9 $14.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

Alice AdamsBooth Tarkington

Introduction by Donald J. Gray

Illustrations by Arthur William Brown

The ambitions and delusions of a Midwestern middle-class family in the early par t of the 20th century

1922 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction

468 pp., 4 f igures

AL IADC c lo th 978-0-253-34227-0 $32.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

AL IADP paper 978-0-253-21593-2 $14.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

At the Foot of the RainbowGene Stratton-Porter

The life of a dissipated Irishman living in Rainbow Bot tom along the Wabash River

272 pp.

ATFOOC clo th 978-0-253-33467-1 $24.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

ATFOOP paper 978-0-253-21244 -3 $13.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

LaddieA True Blue Story

Gene Stratton-PorterIntroduction by Mary E. Gaither

The classic poor-boy/rich-girl romance

416 pp.

L ADDIP paper 978-0-253-20458-5 $16.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

Michael O’HalloranGene Stratton-Porter

Tale of a plucky, orphaned newspaper boy


MICOHC clo th 978-0-253-33021-5 $35.00 S ale P r ice $15.00

MICOHP paper 978-0-253-21045-6 $16.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

The Keeper of the BeesGene Stratton-Porter

A Master Bee Keeper, his bees, and the natural beauty of California restore a wounded World War I veteran to health

528 pp.KEEBEC c lo th 978-0-253-35496-9 $29.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

KEEBEP paper 978-0-253-20691-6 $16.95 S ale P r ice $10.00


L I B R A R Y o F I N D I A N A C L A S S I C S

The Magnificent AmbersonsBooth TarkingtonIntroduction by Donald J. Gray

“. . . an admirable study of character and of American life.” —New York Times

552 pp.

MAGAMP paper 978-0-253-20546-9 $15.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

Leafy Rivers

New

Edition

Jessamyn West

A young bride’s journey to self-discovery in the 19th-century Midwest

“Leafy Rivers is a must for fans of literary fiction, or classical American literature.” —Midwest Book Review, April 2009

320 pp.

LE ARIP paper 978-0-253-35302-3 $14.95 S ale P r ice $12.00

A Girl of the Limberlost

Gene Stratton-Porter

An impoverished young girl growing up on the edge of the Limberlost Swamp

496 pp.

GIRL IC c lo th 978-0-253-13320-5 $29.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

GIRL IP paper 978-0-253-20331-1 $14.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

A Daughter of the LandGene Stratton-Porter

A young woman’s ambition to own and cultivate a large farm

352 pp.

DAUL AP paper 978-0-253-21138-5 $16.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

Freckles

Gene Stratton-Porter

A homeless waif finds his deliverance in the primeval Limberlost Swamp

368 pp.

FRECKC c lo th 978-0-253-32471-9 $31.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

FRECKP paper 978-0-253-20363-2 $12.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

The HarvesterGene Stratton-PorterIntroduction by Mary E. Gaither

Idyllic bliss, pristine woods, a mysterious past

528 pp.

HARVEP paper 978-0-253-20457-8 $17.95 S ale P r ice $10.00


19 Stars of IndianaExceptional Hoosier Women

Michael S. MaurerForeword by Jo Ann Gora

“With all the remarkable women Indiana has produced, Mickey’s toughest task had to be deciding whose stories to leave out. Any reader not already aware will emerge understanding what a governor sees every day: Indiana is home to America’s greatest women.” —Indiana governor Mitch Daniels

Published in association with IBJ Media, Indianapolis


19S TAC c lo th 978-0-253-35329-0 $24.95 S ale P r ice $18.00

New Faces at the CrossroadsThe World in Central Indiana

Text by John ShermanPhotographs and Interviews by Jeffrey A. Wolin

Por trays new Hoosier residents from around the world

Published in association with the International Center of Indianapolis

96 pp., 25 color photos , 30 plates

NE WFAC c lo th 978-0-253-35068-8 $29.95 S ale P r ice $18.00

The Bill Cook StoryReady, Fire, Aim!

Bob Hammel

Biography of a visionary Indiana billionaire who is saving lives and landmarks


BILCOC c lo th 978-0-253-35254 -5 $24.95 S ale P r ice $18.00

Who’s Your Hoosier Ancestor?Genealogy for Beginners

Mona Robinson

Resources for tracing your Hoosier ancestors

215 pp., 10 i l lus .

WHOYOP paper 978-0-253-20731-9 $24.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

DillingerThe Untold Story

G. Russell Girardin and William J. HelmerWith the assistance of Rick Mattix

The story of one of America’s most notorious criminals432 pp., 56 b&w photos

DIL ANP paper 978-0-253-22110-0 $21.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

Anniversary Edition

I N D I A N A P E o P L E H o o S I E R H I S T o R Y


Maclure of New HarmonyScientist, Progressive Educator, Radical Philanthropist

Leonard Warren

A native Scot, William Maclure became a merchant, made a for tune, and retired in his early thir ties. Then

his li fe became interesting.

“In these pages, Maclure comes alive in all his energy, genius, generosity, and glaring idiosyncrasies. . . . The

merits of Warren’s work promise to make [this book] the standard biography.” —Donald Pitzer, author of

America’s Communal Utopias

376 pp.,18 b&w il lus .

MACNEC c lo th 978-0-253-35326-9 $27.95 S ale P r ice $20.00

The War Comes to Plum StreetBruce C. Smith

A Midwestern town copes with the experience of World War II


WARCOP paper 978-0-253-22106-3 $19.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

Troubled HeroA Medal of Honor, Vietnam, and the War at Home

Randy K. Mills


TROHEC c lo th 978-0-253-34795-4 $24.95 S ale P r ice $14 .00

The poignant story of a Vietnam veteran’s struggle

The Last LieutenantA Foxhole View of the Epic

Battle for Iwo Jima

John C. Shively

A vivid account of some of the fiercest fighting in

the war with Japan

152 pp., 36 b&w photos , 3 maps

L ASL IC c lo th 978-0-253-34728-2 $27.95 S ale P r ice $14 .00

Creating a Hoosier Self-Portrait

The Federal Writers’ Project in Indiana, 1935-1942

George T. Blakey

The story of the New Deal program that produced the

first guide to Indiana

280 pp., 10 b&w photos , 1 bibliog ., 1 index

CREHOC clo th 978-0-253-34569-1 $29.95 S ale P r ice $15.00

I N D I A N A P E o P L E H o o S I E R H I S T o R Y


F R o N T I E R & M I D W E S T H I S T o R Y

American ConfluenceThe Missouri Frontier from Borderland to Border State

Stephen Aron

In the hear t of Nor th America, the Missouri, Ohio, and Mississippi Rivers come together, uniting waters from west, nor th, and east on a journey to the south. This innovative book examines the history of that region and focuses on its transition from a place of overlapping borderlands to one of oppositional border states.

“. . . a fascinating and useful contribution to both Atlantic world and Nor th American West scholarship—a claim cer tainly few other monographs could make.”—The Atlantic

328 pp., 14 b&w il lus ., 6 maps

AMERCC clo th 978-0-253-34691-9 $29.95 S ale P r ice $18.00

Frontier IndianaAndrew R. L. Cayton

A Choice Outstanding Academic Book

An original look at the frontier period in Indiana history

360 pp.

FROINP paper 978-0-253-21217-7 $21.95 S ale P r ice $12.00

Frontier IllinoisJames E. Davis

A Choice Outstanding Academic Book

A history of Illinois from the earliest Indian set tlements to the end of the frontier period


FROILP paper 978-0-253-21406-5 $19.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

The Wisconsin Frontier

Mark Wyman

Oustanding Achievement, Wisconsin Library Association

An engaging history of Wisconsin through the end of

the 19th century

360 pp., 10 hal f tones , 1 l ine draw ing

WISFRC c lo th 978-0-253-33414 -5 $29.95 S ale P r ice $10.00

The Ohio FrontierCrucible of the Old Northwest,

1720–1830

R. Douglas Hurt

A Selection of the History Book Club

A dynamic account of the Ohio frontier


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F R o N T I E R & M I D W E S T H I S T o R Y

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The American MidwestAn Interpretive Encyclopedia

Richard Sisson, Christian Zacher, and Andrew Cayton, editors

2007 AAUP Public and Secondary School Library Selection

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away.” —Kur t Vonnegut


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The Identity of the American MidwestEssays on Regional History

Edited by Andrew R. L. Cayton and Susan E. Gray

Considers the question of regional identit y as a useful way of thinking about the history of the American Midwest264 pp., 1 map

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From Prairie Farmer to EntrepreneurThe Transformation of Midwestern Agriculture

Dennis S. Nordin and Roy V. ScottWith a Foreword by John Lee

Detailed account of the 20th-century revolution in farming and farm life

376 pp., 1 bibliog ., 1 index

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Trans-Appalachian FrontierPeople, Societies, and Institutions, 1775-1850

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Malcolm J. Rohrbough

A thorough revision of a classic book about America’s first frontier


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Tennessee Frontiers


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Three Regions in Transition

John R. Finger

The frontier years of the Volunteer State


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The Historic Fort Wayne Embassy Theatre

Hard News, Heartfelt OpinionsDyne L. Pfeffenberger

“The photos alone make the book. It helps Indiana take its right ful place as a great state of music and theatre lovers.” —Donn P. Werling, Executive Director, Allen County/For t Wayne Historical Society

120 pp., 48 color i l lus ., 46 hal f tones

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A History of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Scott M. Bushnell

How to print the news, raise hell, and really care about the community

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ShipshewanaAn Indiana Amish Community

Dorothy O. Pratt


224 pp., 10 b&w photos , 1 f igure

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Amish LifeLiving Plainly and Serving God

Darryl D. JonesForeword by Thomas J. Meyers and Steven M. Nolt

Beautiful, of ten surprising photographs capture the Amish way of li fe today


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An Amish PatchworkIndiana’s Old Orders in the

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This Place We Call HomeA History of Clark County, Indiana

Carl E. KramerMary Kagin Kramer, photographic editorForeword by James H. Madison

A history of the Falls City region of Indiana664 pp., 241 b&w photos , 17 maps

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Hard News, Heartfelt Opinions

Scott M. Bushnell

Photographs by Will Counts, Text by Jon Dilts


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Steel GiantsHistoric Images from the Calumet Regional Archives

Stephen G. McShane and Gary S. Wilk

Dramatic photographs of the construction of the Calumet region and its steel mills


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The Magnificent 92 Indiana Courthouses

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The story in words and photographs of each of Indiana’s 92 cour thouses192 pp., 280 color photos

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Greetings from IndianaVintage Hoosier Postcards

Robert ReedClassic postcards from the early 1900s to the 1950s, featuring more than 70 Indiana communities


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Hoosier Folk LegendsRonald L. Baker

“. . . a curious mixture of humor and Hoosier horror stories as it relates Hoosier folk tales about

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of Medora.” —Bloomington Herald-Telephone 288 pp.

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Bloomington Past and Present

Will Counts, James H. Madison, Scott Russell Sanders

Essays and photographs capture the essence of

Bloomington, Indiana136 pp., 56 b&w photos , 34 color photos

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Photographs by Marsh Davis; Text by Bill ShawWith a foreword by J. Reid Williamson, Jr.

A remarkable armchair tour of some of the most historic homes of IndianaCo-published with the Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, Inc., Indianapolis


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Invisible PresenceA Walk through Indiana in Photographs and Poems

Photographs by Darryl D. Jones, Poems by Norbert KrapfForeword by Scott Russell Sanders

“This is a gorgeously rich book, a seamless collaboration capturing the spiritual undercurrent that flows through the fields, woods, and towns of Indiana, and in a greater sense, around us all.” —Spindrif ter


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Scenes from an African American ChurchCovenant

Photographs by Tyagan MillerEssay by Yusef Komunyakaa

A stunning collection of photographs celebrating the community and spirit of African American life


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Limestone LivesVoices from the Indiana Stone BeltKatherine Ferrucci



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A Life Is More Than a MomentThe Desegregation of Little Rock’s Central High

Text and Photographs by Will CountsIntroduction by Will CampbellEssays by Ernest Dumas and Robert S. McCord

50th Anniversary Edition of a bestselling book that tells the story behind the photographs that shocked our nation


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P H o T o G R A P H Y P H o T o G R A P H Y

Photographs by Darryl D. Jones, Poems by Norbert KrapfForeword by Scott Russell Sanders


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Frank M. Hohenberger’s Indiana Photographs

Edited by Cecil K. Byrd

The first retrospective collection of the pioneering work of Frank M. Hohenberger,

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almost 50 years.144 pp.

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Driving to Stony LonesomeJack Welpott’s Indiana Photographs, 1936-1959

Jack WelpottForeword by Jo Ann B. Fineman

Stunning, intimate photographs of li fe in post-Depression southern Indiana


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McClellan StreetDavid and Peter Turnley

Foreword by John G. Morris

Photojournalists David and Peter Turnley revisit the McClellan Street photographs that launched their careers

Published with the generous suppor t of the For t Wayne Museum of Ar t and the Institute for Advanced Study at

Indiana University128 pp., 102 b&w photos

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Saving the Big CatsThe Exotic Feline Rescue Center

Stephen D. McCloud

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Mammals of IndianaJohn O. Whitaker, Jr., and Russell E. Mumford

“Mammals of Indiana is an excellent contribution to the literature in mammalogy; it is well organized and clear. It represents a thorough, comprehensive biogeographic treatment of mammals of Indiana writ ten in an ef fective style.” —Joseph H. Merrit t, author of Guide to the Mammals of Pennsylvania

688 pp., 168 b&w photos , 33 color photos , 71 maps

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Indiana’s Weather and ClimateJohn E. Oliver

Indiana’s complex and ever-fluctuating weather system


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101 Trees of IndianaA Fieldguide

Marion T. Jackson and Katherine HarringtonPhotographs by Ron Rathfon

A presentation of Indiana’s trees in a beautiful f ield guide


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Wild Plants in Flower—Wetlands and Quiet

Waters of the Midwest

Wildflowers of Ohio

Calumet BeginningsAncient Shorelines and Settlements at

the South End of Lake Michigan

Kenneth J. Schoon

The story of the creation of the physical geography and set tlement pat terns of the Calumet region

264 pp., 150 b&w photos , 20 f igures , 2 color photos , 1 map

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Robert L. Henn

Revised and expanded edition of Rober t L. Henn’s

popular field guide to Ohio’s wildflowers


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Robert O. Petty and Anne M. Petty Introduction and Photographs

by Torkel KorlingForeword by Marion T. Jackson

This beautifully photographed, compact field guide pays homage to

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A Conservationist ManifestoScott Russell Sanders

Practical, ecological, and philosophical grounds for a conservation ethic

“Sanders’ style is full of the imagery and poetic prose of Aldo Leopold, the philosophic wanderings of Henry David

Thoreau, and includes Wendell Berry’s vital sense of place. A Conservationist Manifesto is sure to find its way on those

treasured lists of must reads.” —Lynn Jenkins, Indiana Living Green, May/June 2009

256 pp.

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Unexpected IndianaA Portfolio of Natural Landscapes

Ron Leonetti and Christopher Jordan

Showcases the dramatic natural beauty of the Hoosier state

168 pp., 139 color photos , 1 map

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Swimming with FrogsLife in the Brown County Hills

Ruth Ann Ingraham

A delight ful memoir of li fe in the hills of Brown County, Indiana272 pp., 22 f igures , 26 color photos , 1 bibliog .

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The Nature Conservancy’s Guide to Indiana Preserves

With photographs by Christopher Jordan

and Ron LeonettiForeword by

Marion T. Jackson

2007 Best Books of Indiana Finalist,

Nonfiction


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The Natural Heritage of Indiana

Edited by Marion T. Jackson

Lavishly illustrated, environmentally focused account of

the natural world in Indiana

Published with the generous suppor t of the Laura Hare Charitable Trust

512 pp., 10 b&w photos , 64 f igures , 458 color photos

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M U S I C M U S I C

The World of Music According to Starker

Menahem PresslerArtistry in Piano Teaching

William Brown

Step into the studio of one of the world’s greatest pianists

“[T]his book of fers an invaluable insight into the world of this outstanding musician and his teaching.”—American Music Teacher


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Janos Starker

2004 ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Award, Finalist, Autobiography/Memoir


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Jazz in Black and WhiteThe Photographs of Duncan Schiedt

Duncan Schiedt

2004 ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Award, Silver Medal, Music2005 AAUP Public and Secondary School Library Selection


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Jelly Roll, Bix, and HoagyGennett Studios and the Birth of Recorded Jazz

Rick KennedyForeword by Steve Allen

A Selection of the Movie/Enter tainment Book Club


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JazzwomenConversations with Twenty-

One Musicians

Wayne Enstice and Janis Stockhouse

Preface by Cobi Narita and Paul Ash

Top 10 Per forming Ar ts Books of 2004, Booklist Magazine

2005 Kentucky Literary Award Finalist


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The Right Place, The Right Time!

Tales of Chicago Symphony Days

Donald Peck

A fascinating look at the orchestral career of one of this

country’s greatest flutists


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The Symphonic Repertoire The Symphonic RepertoireVolume 3. Part A. The European Symphony from ca. 1800 to ca. 1930: Germany and the Nordic Countries

Volume 3. Part B. The European Symphony from ca. 1800 to ca. 1930: Great Britain, Russia, and France

A. Peter Brown A. Peter Brown with Brian HartThe definitive study of

the Romantic German and Scandinavian symphony

Published with the generous suppor t of the Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation

The definitive study of the Romantic British, Russian, and

French symphony


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Making Music and Enriching LivesA Guide for All Music Teachers

Bonnie Blanchard with Cynthia Blanchard Acree

A comprehensive guide to being an inspiring and successful music teacher

336 pp.

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Making Music and Having a Blast!A Guide for All Music Students

Bonnie Blanchard with Cynthia Blanchard Acree

A veteran teacher’s practical guide for music students

472 pp., 32 b&w il lus ., 81 musical e x x .

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From Sight to SoundImprovisational Games for Classical Musicians

Nicole M. Brockmann

A fun and practical approach to learning improvisation


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The Art of Teaching MusicEstelle R. Jorgensen

A veteran teacher’s practical approach to

music education

368 pp.

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The Greatest Basketball Story Ever ToldThe Milan Miracle, 50th Anniversary Edition

Greg GuffeyForeword by Bob Hammel

“. . . this true-life Cinderella story of the 1954 Milan Indians has it all. . . . A great read!” —Digger Phelps


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The Golden Age of Indiana High School Basketball

Greg Guffey

A tribute to the coaches, players, and fans of a legendary era in Hoosier basketball


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Pioneers of the HardwoodIndiana and the Birth of Professional Basketball

Todd Gould

The pioneering role of Indiana in the growth of professional basketball


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Getting Open

The Unknown Story of Bill Garrett and the Integration of College Basketball

Tom Graham and Rachel Graham Cody

The engaging story of the Jackie Robinson of college basketball272 pp., 34 b&w photos

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Mac’s Boys

Branch McCracken and the Legendary 1953 Hurryin’ Hoosiers

Jason Hiner


360 pp., 64 b&w photos , 1 color photo

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Beyond the Brinkwith Indiana1987 NCAA Champions

Bob Hammel

The Indiana Hoosiers make NCAA basketball history

121 pp., 16 -page color photo inser t , 133 b&w photos

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Mac’s Boys

Jason Hiner

360 pp., 64 b&w photos , 1 color photo

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Shake Down the ThunderThe Creation of Notre Dame FootballWith an updated preface

Murray Sperber

“Sperber . . . tackles the details, great and small, unear thing a treasure. . . .” —New York Times Book Review

664 pp., 17 b&w photos , 1 bibliog .

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TaliaferroBreaking Barriers from the NFL Draft to the Ivory Tower

Dawn Knight

2007 ForeWord Magazine’s Book of the Year Winner, Spor ts

“A good, readable, and generally engaging descriptive history of an athlete who worked for social justice.”— Choice


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Chuck Taylor, All Star

The True Story of the Man behind the Most Famous Athletic Shoe

in History

Abraham AamidorForeword by Dean Smith

The story of the legend behind

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The Little

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Weekend

John Schwarb

The definitive history of Indiana University’s now legendary bike race


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The Kickin’ HoosiersJerry Yeagley and Championship Soccer at Indiana

Kathryn L. Knapp

Celebrates Indiana University’s 2003 National Men’s Soccer Championship


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For Gold and GloryCharlie Wiggins and the African-American Racing Car Circuit

Todd Gould

The “Negro Speed King” and the African American racing car circuit240 pp., 45 b&w photos

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Travel by TrainThe American Railroad Poster, 1870-1950

Michael E. Zega and John E. Gruber

An illustrated history of the American railroad poster from 1870 to 1950, the era of the rails’ ascendancy


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The Men Who Loved Trains

The Story of Men Who Battled Greed to Save an Ailing Industry

Rush Loving Jr.

Winner, 2007 George Hilton AwardA behind-the-scenes look at the boardroom

bat tles to save American railroads384 pp., 20 b&w photos

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Built to Move MillionsStreetcar Building in Ohio

Craig R. Semsel

History of the manufacture of Ohio’s street railway cars


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The Train Of Tomorrow

Ric Morgan

Complete history of the Train Of Tomorrow from concept to rescue


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The CSX Clinchfield

Route in the 21st CenturyJerry Taylor and

Ray Poteat

The genesis and challenging

construction of the Clinchfield Route

184 pp., 185 color photos , 6 maps

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Uncle Sam’s Locomotives

The USRA and the Nation’s Railroads

Eugene L. Huddleston

The first illustrated book about The

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R A I L R o A D S R A I L R o A D S

Michael E. Zega and John E. Gruber


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Encyclopedia of North American Railroads

Edited by William D. Middleton, George M. Smerk, and Roberta L. Diehl

“This landmark book will immediately become essential reading for anyone with an interest in railroading. Whether you’re a professional

railroader or a dyed-in-the wool enthusiast you’re sure to find the answer in this encyclopedia.” —Kevin P. Keefe, publisher, Trains magazine


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Perfecting the American Steam

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A lucid and enter taining explanation of the

evolution of modern steam power


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H. Roger Grant and Don L. Hofsommer

A rich photographic record of Iowa’s railroad history320 pp., 461 b&w photos , 6 maps

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Evolution of the American

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J. Parker Lamb

A comprehensive narrative of the

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Landmarks on the Iron RoadTwo Centuries of North American Railroad Engineering

William D. Middleton

A lavishly illustrated engineering history of American railroads from pioneer times to the present


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The New York,

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The GrandLuxe ExpressTraveling in High Style

Karl Zimmermann

“This volume tells the GrandLuxe story well and the presentation is as beautiful as the train it chronicles.” —Michigan Railfan, January - February, 2009


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Still StandingA Century of Urban Train Station Design

Christopher Brown

A breathtaking look at 40 grand old train stations around the world


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Invisible GiantsThe Empires of Cleve-land’s Van Sweringen Brothers

Herbert H. Harwood, Jr.

2003 Railroad History Award, Railway & Locomotive Historical Society


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From Small Town to DowntownA History of the Jewett Car Company, 1893-1919

Lawrence A. Brough and James H. Graebner

The rise and decline of the electric railway streetcar


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The Duluth, South Shore &

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Superior District’s Pioneer Iron Ore Hauler

John Gaertner

First illustrated full-leng th history of the

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The New York, Westchester &

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Herbert H. Harwood, Jr.

J. P. Morgan’s enigmatic enterprise, the

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Moonlight in DunelandThe Illustrated Story of the Chicago South

Shore and South Bend Railroad

Edited by Ronald D. Cohen and Stephen G. McShaneForeword by Victor Margolin

“Whether you live in Illinois or Indiana, California or New York, MOONLIGHT IN DUNELAND is one of those books you’ll

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160 pp., 6 b&w photos , 24 f igures , 65 color photos

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The Indiana Rail Road CompanyAmerica’s NewRegional Railroad

Christopher Rund

An engaging history of Indiana’s “lit t le railroad that could”


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The Pennsylvania Railroad in IndianaWilliam J. Watt

The first Indiana history of that economic powerhouse, the “Pennsy”


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MononThe Hoosier Line: Second, Revised Edition

Gary W. Dolzall and Stephen F. DolzallAfterword by Frank Van Bree,

President, Monon Railroad Historical-Technical Society, Inc.

Celebrates the heritage of “the Hoosier Line”

216 pp., 278 b&w photos , 27 color photos , 1 map

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Limiteds, Locals, and

Expresses in Indiana,

1838-1971Craig Sanders

A complete history of passenger trains

in Indiana288 pp., 87 b&w photos , 16 maps

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The Lotus Dickey SongbookSecond Edition

Nancy C. McEntire, Grey Larsen, and Janne Henshaw, eds.

With two articles by Dillon Bustin

Includes a CD!288 pp., 73 b&w photos

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Bob DylanKeith Negus


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Elvis CostelloDai Griffiths


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Tony HinkleCoach for All SeasonsHoward CaldwellForeword by Bob Knight

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More Amazing Tales from IndianaFred D. Cavinder


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Rivers RevealedRediscovering America’s WaterwaysJerry M. Hay


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Ask Me NowConversations on Jazz and Literature

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Homeless, Friendless, and PennilessThe WPA Interviews with Former Slaves Living in IndianaRonald L. Baker


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Matter Mind SpiritTwelve Contemporary Indiana Women Artists

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Judith Vale Newton

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Bringing the World to Our NeighborhoodThe Lotus World Music and Arts Festival

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Old-Time Music and DanceCommunity and Folk Revival

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Little Labels—Big SoundSmall Record Companies and the Rise of American MusicRick Kennedy and Randy McNuttForeword by Al Kooper224 pp., 33 b&w photos

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Guitar TownsA Journey to the Crossroads of Rock ‘n’ Roll

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The Habit of ArtBest Stories from the Indiana University Fiction WorkshopEdited by Tony Ardizzone

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Dissent in the HeartlandThe Sixties at Indiana University

Mary Ann Wynkoop

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Going All the WayDan Wakefield

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I N D E x o R D E R F o R M

101 Trees of Indiana 2019 Stars of Indiana 12

99 Historic Homes of Indiana 17Alice Adams 10

Always a People 7American Confluence 14

American Hometown, An 8American Midwest, The 15

Amish Life 16Amish Patchwork, An 16

Art of Teaching Music, The 23Artists of Brown County, The 2

Artists of Brown County, The (DVD) 2Ask Me Now 30

At the Foot of the Rainbow 10Bean Blossom Dreams 6

Best of James Whitcomb Riley, The 9Best of Kin Hubbard, The 9

Beyond the Brink with Indiana 24Bill Cook Story, The 12

Bloodroot 8Bloomington Past and Present 17

Bob Dylan 30Bringing the World to Our Neighborhood 31

Built to Move Millions 26Calumet Beginnings 20

Chuck Taylor, All Star 25Complete Poetical Works of James Whitcomb Riley, The 9

Conservationist Manifesto, A 5, 21Contemporary Quilt Art 4

Covenant 18Creating a Hoosier Self-Portrait 13

CSX Clinchfield Route in the 21st Century, The 26Darwin’s Ark 4

Daughter of the Land, A 11Dictionary of Midwestern Literature, Vol. One 9

Dillinger 12Dissent in the Heartland 31

Doc 30Domenico Tiepolo 4

Double-wide 31Driving to Stony Lonesome 19

Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Railway, The 28Elvis Costello 30

Encyclopedia of North American Railroads 27Evolution of the American Diesel Locomotive 27

Farmers’ Market Book, The Inside Frt CvrFARMfood 1

For Gold and Glory 25Frank M. Hohenberger’s Indiana Photographs 19

Freckles 11From Prairie Farmer to Entrepreneur 15

From Sight to Sound 23From Small Town to Downtown 28

Frontier Illinois 14Frontier Indiana 14

Gardening in the Lower Midwest Inside Frt CvrGetting Open 24

Girl of the Limberlost, A 11Go Native! Inside Frt Cvr

Going All the Way 31Golden Age of Indiana High

School Basketball, The 24Got Shade? Inside Frt Cvr

GrandLuxe Express, The 28Greatest Basketball Story Ever Told, The 24

Greetings from Indiana 17Guitar Towns 31

Habit of Art, The 31Hard News, Heartfelt Opinions 16

Harvester, The 11Historic Fort Wayne Embassy Theatre, The 16

Home Grown Indiana Inside Frt CvrHome in the Woods, A 30

Homeless, Friendless, and Penniless 30Hoosier Cabinet in Kitchen History, The 4

Hoosier Folk Legends 17How Congress Works and Why You Should Care 7

Iconography 5Identity of the American Midwest, The 15

In the Middle of the Middle West 31Indiana Cooks! 1

Indiana Rail Road Company, The 29Indiana Way, The 5

Indiana Wine 1Indiana’s Weather and Climate 20

Invisible Giants 28Invisible Presence 18

Iowa’s Railroads 27James Whitcomb Riley 9

Jazz in Black and White 22Jazzwomen 22

Jelly Roll, Bix, and Hoagy 22Keeper of the Bees, The 10

Kickin’ Hoosiers, The 25Laddie 10

Landmarks on the Iron Road 27Last Lieutenant, The 13

Leafy Rivers, New Edition 11Life Is More Than a Moment, A, 50th Anniversary 18

Limestone Lives 18Limiteds, Locals, and Expresses in Indiana, 1838-1971 29

Little 500, The 25Little Labels—Big Sound 31

Long Journey Home 7Lotus Dickey Songbook, The 30

Mac’s Boys 24Maclure of New Harmony 13

Magnificent 92 Indiana Courthouses, The 17Magnificent Ambersons, The 10

Making Music and Enriching Lives 23Making Music and Having a Blast! 23

Mammals of Indiana 20Masterworks from the Indiana University Art Museum 4

Matter Mind Spirit 30Matthew’s Enigma 6McClellan Street 19

Men Who Loved Trains, The 26Menahem Pressler 22Michael O’Halloran 10

Midwest Gardener’s Cookbook, A Inside Frt CvrMonon 29

Moonlight in Duneland 29More Amazing Tales from Indiana 30Natural Heritage of Indiana, The 21

Nature Conservancy’s Guide to Indiana Preserves, The 21New Faces at the Crossroads 12

New York, Westchester & Boston Railway, The 28Not Normal, Illinois 8

Of Woods and Water 3Ohio Frontier, The 14

Old-Time Music and Dance 31

Painting Indiana 2Painting Indiana II: The Changing Face of Agriculture 2

Pennsylvania Railroad in Indiana, The 29Penrod 10

Penrod and Sam 10Perennials Short and Tall 3

Perfecting the American Steam Locomotive 27Pink Houses and Family Taverns 31

Pioneers of the Hardwood 24Reid Duffy’s Guide to Indiana’s Favorite Restaurants 1

Richard Pryor 8Right Place, The Right Time, The! 22

Rivers Revealed 30Robert F. Kennedy and the 1968 Indiana Primary 7

Rural Free 6Sailing the Inland Sea 5

Santa Claus in Baghdad and Other Stories about Teens in the Arab World 8

Saving the Big Cats 19Shake Down the Thunder 25

Shipshewana 16Slinging Doughnuts for the Boys 5

Stars of Ballymenone, The 7

Steel Giants 17Still Standing 28

Stillness and Light 3Strengthening Congress 7Swimming with Frogs 21

Symphonic Repertoire, The, Vol. 3A 23Symphonic Repertoire, The, Vol. 3B 23

T. C. Steele and the Society of Western Artists, 1896–1914 2

Taliaferro 25Tao of Cooking, The 1

Tennessee Frontiers 15This Place We Call Home 16

Thomas Hart Benton and the Indiana Murals 3Time and Place That Gave Me Life, The 6

Tony Hinkle 30Train Of Tomorrow, The 26

Trans-Appalachian Frontier 15Travel by Train 26Travels with Mae 6Troubled Hero 13

Uncle Sam’s Locomotives 26Unexpected Indiana 21

Urban Tapestry 31Varsity Sports at Indiana University 31

Velvet Underground, The 30Walking Together, Walking Far 6

War Comes to Plum Street, The 13Who’s Your Hoosier Ancestor? 12

Wild Plants in Flower —Wetlands and Quiet Waters of the Midwest 20

Wildflowers of Ohio 20Wisconsin Frontier, The 14

World of Music According to Starker, The 22Writing from the Center 5

Wry Harvest 9Year’s Work in Lebowski Studies, The 8


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