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FRONTIERS AFLAME by
Eugenia Campbell Lester (great-great-great granddaughter of Jane Cannon
Campbell) and Allegra Branson allows you to relive a traumatic part
of America's frontier by following the historical account of Colonel
Samuel Campbell's family of Cherry Valley, NY during 1776-1783.
Every student of history should read this dramatic daily existence of
Campbell family during the Revolutionary War. It will help
you to appreciate America's precious freedom as we know
it.
You won't want to put this exciting book down.
Heart of the Lakes Publishing -
Copyright 1987
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Living History - Drawing on the Past by Cathy
Johnson
"a Re-enactor's Sketchbook of Artifacts and Sights"
The format of this book is as a field scrap book in pencil sketches and
hand-written notation. The highly talented artwork and informative
research on the daily tools implemented in households, and many trades
make this work a valuable tool in creating your persona from 18th and
early 19th centuries.
Graphics/Fine Arts Press - Copyright 1994
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Tidings from the 18th Century by Beth Gilgun
Beth Gilgun uses first person narrative as if she were writing to her
"Dearest Friends" on the frontier. Keeping them informed on
whatever events, occasion, needs or news there is to share of her day to
day living. She gives instruction, illustrated with photos and
pattern sketches, to make clothing fashions for men, women, and
children. In addition, keeping house, marketing, and daily life of
Colonial times.
Rebel Publishing Co., Inc - Copyright 1993 |
