Hundreds of famous Virginia recipes from the time of Thomas Jefferson to present day.

The Monticello Cook Book

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

The University of Virginia Hospital Circle

Circle, The University of Virginia Hospital

Regional & International

Dietz Press

The story of old Jamestown in words and pictures

A Children's Color Book of Jamestown in Virginia

Priscilla Hunt

Children's Books

A companion volume to The City of Once Upon A Time, it tells the story of Jamestown, Virginia.

Three Ships Come Sailing

History

Gilchrist Waring

Americas

Every family in Caroline County, Virginia or every individual who has lived there or whose roots are planted in Caroline County and every collector of Virginina will want Colonial Caroline for complete information on the era it covers for family genealogy or fascinating reading.

Colonial Caroline

T.E. Campbell

Campbell, T.E.

extremely rare,very good condition

The world of Ware Parish in Gloucester County, Virginia

Jones, Spotswood Hunnicutt

Hardcover book with dust jacket. Includes Map in back pocket.

Under the blue ledge: Nelson County, Virginia

Pollard, Oliver A

First, Let's Kill All the Humorists

Thirty-one short stories set in the exotic world of pointing dog field trials.

None held back: And other bird dog stories

Literature & Fiction

Word, Tom

Short Stories & Anthologies

For three quarters of our 20th century, members of Richmond's Dementi family have been recording images of this city and its people. From an archive of over one million negatives, the editors of this publication have selected a collection of photographs which serve to Celebrate Richmond as one of America's great cities. Photographs reflecting a "then and now" perspective of Richmond are combined with a treasure of images which bring back great memories in the life and times of Richmonders. Readers will be left with a sense of warmth and justifiable pride for having shared in Richmond's 20th century.

CELEBRATE RICHMOND

Dementi, Wayne & Elisabeth Dementi & Corrine Hudgins

He had trevelled through France and Italy and along most of the American Eastern seaboard, but he'd never seen as lovely a place as Williamsburg, Virginia, at four o'clock in the mroning: the fog rising from the cobblestones on Nicholson Street; the enveloping quiet of a town asleep; the peaceful solitude of eighteenth century buildings seen by dim street lamps; everything ordered; white picket fences separating private gardens, the entire town arranged in pleasing and human proportions, both with its individual buildings and as a whole, each structure relating to the others as if they were family; which in a profound way, they are: separate entities, complete in themselves; but dependent on each other for a greater life and destiny. In Merchant's Square, he stopped at the sign of Parker's Rare Books. A ginger-colored cat sat in the window out on the Duke of Gloucester Street. Its eyes seemed to follow him as he walked past. He stopped. He wasn't certain, so he went back to the window. he stuck out his hand to the glass, with his index finger extended. The cat came over and sniffed at the window where he was pointing. The cat saw him and seemed to sense his mood. Then, the man smiled for the first time since he had seen those cursed letters. He knew, as much as anyone can know such things, he was going to come back to this bookshop and he would receive help here. He found it ironic he was about to go and see a bookseller for help with his problem. He walked back down the Duke of Gloucester Street toward the Capitol. The sun had not yet risen. Still, it was turning the sky into ever lightening shades of grey. The man had much to think about and much to decide, but the ginger-colored cat inn the bookshop window had given him hope.

The Jefferson Letters

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Ballinger, John

John Ballinger

Mystery

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