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  1. Dayett Mills Our American Heritage A Guide to Historical Resources in Delaware

    Author
    Miller, Estelle K.
    Description
    Cooch-Dayett Mills (locally pronounced "Die-ett") is a historic, 1830s water-powered commercial grist mill located south of Newark, Delaware, near the corner of Old Baltimore Pike and Route 72. The site offers a glimpse into early American industry, with some milling activity on the property tracing back to the 1720s
    Call Number
    F174
  2. Old Philadelphia Houses on Society Hill, 1750-1840

    Author
    McCall, Elizabeth B.
    Description
    Stories of outstanding Colonial and Early American mansions and dwellings and simple row houses; its churches and other exceptional historic buildings.
    Call Number
    NA7238.P5 M3
    Old Philadelphia Houses on Society Hill, 1750-1840
  3. Iron and Brass Implements of the English and American House

    Author
    Lindsay, J. Seymour
    Call Number
    NK6443 .L5 1964
    Publisher
  4. Art i Facts Spring 2012

    Author
    Magaziner, Katherine, Editor
    Description
    Journals of Adventure,Shaping American Judaism, Letter by Letter.
    Call Number
    AM101
  5. American Painted Furniture 1790 1880

    Author
    Schaffner, Cynthia A. & Klein, Susa
    Call Number
    NK2406 .S33
    Publisher
    ISBN
    9780517700839
  6. The Sutler of Mount Misery Valley Forge: Specialists in 18th Century Military Reproductions

    Author
    Godwin, G. Gedney
    Description
    Supplement for use with 4th edition catalog
    Call Number
    E201
  7. Flower Arranging: The Winterthur Way

    Author
    Melloy, Alberta
    Call Number
    SB449 .M46
    ISBN
    9780912724607
  8. Flowers, Fruit, and Shells; Painting on Velvet, New Method of Oriental Tinting

    Author
    Whittock, Nathaniel, Esq.
    Call Number
    ND1625
  9. Treasure Rooms of America's Mansions Manors and Houses

    Author
    Reif, Rita
    Call Number
    NA7205 .R43 1970
    Publisher
  10. Life in My Father's House

    Author
    Du Pont, Pierre, S.
    Call Number
    CT275.D87665 A3
    Publisher
  11. The Crafts of Williamsburg

    Author
    Walmsley, James S.
    Call Number
    TT24.V8 W35
    ISBN
    9780879350642
  12. A Handbook ofGraphic Reproduction Processes

    Author
    Brunner, Felix
    Description
    A Technical Guide including the printmaking processes for Art Collectors and Dealers, Librarians, Booksellers, Publishers, Artists, Graphic Designers and the Printing Trade.
    Call Number
    NE850 .B7
    Publisher
  13. Discover the Wintherthur Garden

    Author
    Magnani, Denise
    Call Number
    SB466.U7 H465
    ISBN
    9780912724454
  14. "A Most Comfortable Dinner"

    Author
    Dillon, Clarissa F. Gillette, Mrs. F. L.
    Description
    Presents 18th-century recipes and food traditions designed to subsist a great number of persons at a small expense
    Call Number
    TX705
  15. Jacob Alricks & His Nephew Peter Alricks

    Author
    Price, Edward A.
    Description
    This small paperback pamphlet style book contains biographical and historical information about Peter Aldricks and his nephew and their role in the exploration of New Netherland in the early 17th century.
    Call Number
    F161 .D35
  16. Physick The Professional Practice of Medicine in Williamsburg, Virginia, 1740-1775

    Author
    Comer, Sharon Dippre, Kris Kipps, Robin Pryor, Susan
    Description
    Focuses on the professional practice of medicine in Williamsburg between 1740-1775. Williamsburg's medical profession was dominated by men trained in the European tradition of medicine.
    Call Number
    R346.W54 P48 2003
    ISBN
    9780879352196
  17. The American Revolution: Three Views

    Description
    Kristol, Irving American Revolution as a successful revolution; Diamond, Martin Revolution of sober expectations; Nutter, G. Warren Freedom in a revolutionary economy
    Call Number
    E208 .A44
    Publisher
  18. Printed Textiles: British and American Cottons and Linens 1700-1850

    Author
    Eaton, Linda
    Description
    Based on the 1970 classic by Florence M. Montgomery
    Call Number
    NK8843.A2 E27 2014
    ISBN
    9781580933933
    Printed Textiles: British and American Cottons and Linens 1700-1850
  19. The Native Americans: An Illustrated History

    Author
    Thomas, David Hurst Ballatine, Betty & Ian (editors)
    Call Number
    E77.N352 1993
    Publisher
    ISBN
    9781878685421
  20. Herbs Are Forever: Caprilands' Guide to Growing and Preserving

    Author
    Simmons, Adelma Grenier
    Description
    Provides instructions for growing, preserving, and using the most popular herbs, and discusses herbal teas, oils, and vinegars, as well as preserving ornamental plants
    Call Number
    SB351.H5
    Publisher
    ISBN
    792456157
  21. History Hunters Youth Reporter Program

    Description
    Award-winning, literacy-based educational initiative in Philadelphia, PA, that turns 4th and 5th-grade students into "investigative reporters". Students use pre-visit workbooks to read about local history, then visit five historic sites across the Northwest Philadelphia area to document their learning through on-site exploration and post-trip creative writing.
    Call Number
    E162
  22. Marylands Colonial Mansions and Other Early Houses

    Author
    Wilson, Everett Bromall
    Call Number
    NA7235.M3 W5 1965
    Publisher
    Marylands Colonial Mansions and Other Early Houses
  23. Who's Who in American Art

    Author
    Gilbert, Dorothy (editor)
    Call Number
    N6536 .W5
    Publisher
  24. More American Furniture Treasures 1620 1840

    Author
    Margon, Lester, A.I.D.
    Call Number
    NK2406 .M392
    ISBN
    9780803801639
  25. All I Have Seen: The McKinstry Memoirs (5th Bishop of DE)

    Author
    McKinstry, Rt.Rev. Arthur K.
    Call Number
    BX5995.M32 A34
    Publisher
    ISBN
    9780914988021
  26. Upholstery in America and Europe from the Seventeenth Century to World War I

    Author
    Cooke, Edward S. Jr. Editor
    Description
    Explores virtually every aspect of upholstery at different periods and in different places for some of three hundred years. Subjects range from types of fabrics and trimmings used, to the many different styles of hanging draperies, to the shapes of seats
    Call Number
    NK3242.A1 U6 1987
    ISBN
    9780393024692
    Upholstery in America and Europe from the Seventeenth Century to World War I
  27. American Wild Flowers

    Author
    Matschat, Cecile Hulse
    Call Number
    QK112 .M44
    Publisher
  28. The Collector's Guide to Valuable Antiques

    Author
    Black, Howard R., Jr.
    Call Number
    NK1125 .B53
    Publisher
  29. Alderfer's Auction & Appraisal Fine Arts & Decorative Arts Auction September 10 & 11 2009

    Description
    For over 25 years, Alderfer Auction has had a tradition of hosting Fine and Decorative Arts catalog auctions.† For these events, a color-illustrated, printed catalog is produced featuring items vetted from collections, institutions and estates from around the world and US. Alderfer Auction has developed a long-standing reputation for bringing some of the finest works of art of the Pennsylvania Impressionists to the market. These works of art, along with American and European works, are common findings in this venue.
    Call Number
    NK1
    Publisher
  30. Uncommon Fruits for Every Garden

    Author
    Reich, Lee Arlein, Vicki Herzfeld
    Call Number
    SB355 .R45 2004
    Publisher
    ISBN
    088192623X
  31. Delaware Two Hundred Years Ago: 1780-1800

    Author
    Hancock, Harold B.
    Description
    Description of life in Delaware two hundred years ago, stressing its social, cultural, and political history.
    Call Number
    F168 .H36 1987
    ISBN
    912608528
  32. The Episcopal Church in Delaware, 1785-1954

    Author
    Silliman, Charles A.
    Call Number
    BX5917.D4 S55 1982
    The Episcopal Church in Delaware, 1785-1954
  33. The FOUNDING FOODIES How Washington, Jefferson, and Franklin Revolutionized American Cuisine

    Author
    DeWitt, David
    Description
    This book with information on the influence of our three of our Founder Fathers on American cuisine contains 235 pages of recipes and information that include a section on the location of recommended historic sites and restaurants. The first six chapters deal with the Founder Fathers' influence regarding cuisine and the seventh is entitled, "Recreating the Recipes of the Founding Fathers.
    Call Number
    TX703 .D49 2010
    Publisher
    ISBN
    9781402217869
  34. Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History Art

    Description
    The Timeline of art history is a chronological, geographical, and thematic exploration of the history of art from around the world, as illustrated especially by the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection.
    Call Number
    N5300
  35. The Treasury of New England Antiques

    Author
    Michael, George
    Call Number
    NK810 .M5
    Publisher
  36. Journal of the American Institute for ConservationVolume 56, Number 3-4August-November 2017

    Author
    del Hoyo-Melendez, Julio Editor-in-Chief
    Description
    Characterization of Yellow and Red Natural Organic Colorants on Japanese Woodblock PrintsThe Examination and Analysis of Dunhuang and Turfan Manuscript MaterialsReflected Infrared and 3D Imaging for Object DocumentationReview of the Development and Te
    Call Number
    N8554 .A53a
  37. A Guide to the Manuscripts in the Eleutherian Mills Historical Library

    Author
    Riggs, John Beverly
    Description
    Accessions through the year 1965
    Call Number
    Z7164.E2 E44†
  38. Founding Mothers: the women who raised our nation 1st ed.

    Author
    Roberts, Cokie
    Call Number
    E189
  39. The New Revised and Updated McCall's Cookbook

    Author
    The Food Editors of McCall's Gold, Charles
    Call Number
    TX715 .N5257 1984
    Publisher
    ISBN
    0394537203
  40. Primer for Preservation: A Handbook for Historic Housekeeping

    Author
    Rath, Frederick L., Jr.
    Call Number
    N8554
  41. Annals of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, in the olden time : being a collection of memoirs, anecdote, and incidents of the city and inhabitants, and of the earliest settlements of the Inland part of Pennsylvania, from the days of the founders, intended to preserve the recollections of olden time, and to exhibit society in its changes of manners and customs, and the city and country in their local changes and improvements Vol I, II, III

    Author
    Watson, John Fanning
    Description
    This 163 year old book, originally bound in brown embossed paper over a hard cardboard is an excellent resource for information on mid-nineteenth century Philadelphia. It contains black and white reproductions of famous painting of historical events in the founding of the city. It has an extensive section of appendices on miscellaneous topics that could be of interest to reader of the city's history or a local historian.
    Call Number
    F158.3 .W595
    Annals of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, in the olden time Vol I, II, III
  42. Shaping a National Culture The Philadelphia Experience, 1750-1800

    Author
    Hutchens, Catherine E. Editor
    Description
    16 essays first presented at the 1987 Winterthur Conference to present findings about Philadelphia's myriad economic groups, political enclaves, religious structures, cultural institutions, and artisanal output during the period 1750 to 1800.
    Call Number
    F158.44 .S48 1994
    ISBN
    9780912724270
    Shaping a National Culture The Philadelphia Experience, 1750-1800
  43. The Illustrated Guide to Staffordshire Salt-Glazed Stoneware

    Author
    Mountford, Arnold R.
    Description
    Devoted to Staffordshire salt-glazed ware a delicate and highly collectable class of pottery that in its lightness and fine potting, closely rivaled porcelain in the eighteenth century.
    Call Number
    NK4087.S6 M6
    Publisher
    ISBN
    9780257651101
    The Illustrated Guide to Staffordshire Salt-Glazed Stoneware

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