GAMES THAT TIME FORGOT
166 pages
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Parlor games were a staple of indoor entertainment during the 19th and early 20th century. Millions partook in these games which slowly fell out of favor for more modern forms of entertainment by the early 1910s. Eventually these games fell into obscurity, becoming lost over time.
Games That Time Forgot shines a light on over 100 forgotten parlor games, which include detailed easy-to-follow instructions for those interested in reviving these games in their own households.
This book will aid in turning any home into a location of living history, where these games can once again be enjoyed, just as they were long ago.
HISTORY’S HAUNTED HEADLINES – VOL. 1
298 pages
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America’s 19th and early 20th century was witness to an explosion of reported ghost sightings. From hauntings and séances to poltergeist activity and ghostly pranks gone wrong, stories involving ghosts were often reported on in newspapers throughout the country. Most of those published accounts have been lost to time – until now.
History’s Haunted Headlines: Volume 1 presents over 230 accounts of spirit encounters originally published in American newspapers from 1850 through 1869. This unique compilation of published accounts provides an insight to a time in America when the public clamored for reports of ghosts and hauntings, and newspapers nationwide did not disappoint.
Share in the thrill so many experienced long ago while reading these claimed-to-be-true accounts of hauntings and ghost encounters, chronologically compiled in this first volume of History’s Haunted Headlines.
HISTORY’S HAUNTED HEADLINES – VOL. 2
416 pages
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America’s 19th and early 20th century was witness to an explosion of reported ghost sightings. From hauntings and séances to poltergeist activity and ghostly pranks gone wrong, stories involving ghosts were often reported on in newspapers throughout the country. Most of those published accounts have been lost to time, until now.
History’s Haunted Headlines: Volume 2 presents more accounts of spirit encounters originally published in American newspapers from 1870 through 1883. This unique compilation of published accounts provides an insight to a time in America when the public clamored for reports of ghosts and hauntings, and newspapers nationwide did not disappoint.
Share in the thrill so many experienced long ago while reading these claimed-to-be-true accounts of hauntings and ghost encounters, chronologically collected in this second volume of History’s Haunted Headlines.
HISTORY’S HAUNTED HEADLINES – VOL. 3
468 pages
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DEAR SANTA CLAUS
510 pages
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Dear Santa Claus takes a unique look into the minds of American children during the late 19th and early 20th century through letters to Santa. Millions of children wrote each December to newspapers nationwide of their greatest desires, to be read and fulfilled by Santa himself. But these letters contained much more than just toy requests – they contained the individual personality of each child. Take a journey through this collection of warm, heartfelt, comical, and above all, innocent letters to Santa as children prepared for his annual Christmas Eve visit. Including rare images, poems and toy ads not seen since they first appeared in their respective newspapers well over a century ago, Dear Santa Claus is sure to make for special holiday season reading.