For the diehard LSU fan, get the printed dust jacket from the Purple & Golden book straight off the printing press. Fewer than 250 standalone dust jackets were manufactured, so this is the ultimate collector's item. Hang it as a ...

After the overwhelming popularity of Buffalo Memories Volumes I and II, The Buffalo News is proud to present this third volume in our "Memories" series: "Buffalo Memories III: The Early Years and the 1950s." This third collector’s book features additional ...

The Valley has had its share of disasters from recent years to dating back into the late 1800s: the unforgettable Hurricane Sandy in 2012; the fiery explosion that destroyed the Nugget Theatre in Hanover in 1944; the catastrophic Great Blizzard ...

For 125 seasons, folks in the Natural State have been obsessed with Arkansas football, and for nearly as long the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette has covered the team's every move. This new hardbound photo book is a collection of Arkansas' iconic ...

The Los Angeles Times is pleased to announce a new hardcover book featuring the widely popular column, “L.A. Affairs.” The book will feature the editors’ favorite selections of true stories from “L.A. Affairs” highlighting nightmare dates, love at first sight, ...

Get the hardcover book that captures the record-breaking impact of Hurricane Florence and Southeastern North Carolina’s indomitable spirit to overcome. This 152-page book will feature breathtaking photos from the award-winning staff of Gatehouse Media. A portion of the proceeds will ...

Due to the overwhelming response to "Mason City and Clear Lake Memories: The Early Years," The Globe Gazette is happy to announce a second hardcover pictorial history book, "Mason City and Clear Lake Memories II: The 1940s, 1950s and 1960s." ...

Walt Handelsman, The Advocate’s two-time Pulitzer Prize–winning editorial cartoonist, will soon release a new book! The Advocate is pleased to present “I’m Drawing As Fast As I can!!!” — a collection of Handelsman’s work covering the past five years. Whether ...

The Norman Transcript is proud to present Stoops: An Era of Sooner Magic, a hardcover commemorative book on the life and legacy of Bob Stoops. Get the collector’s book that captures a behind-the-scenes look at Coach Stoops’ drive to take ...

Long before Boeing, Microsoft, Starbucks or Amazon, Washington State was known for its world-class agriculture. Apple orchards and waving wheat fields. Hops for the finest beer and potatoes for your favorite French fries. Most of the world now sees our ...

Door County Visitor Bureau is proud to present Capture Door County: Fine-Art Photography of Door County, Wisconsin. This hardbound book features photos by Door County residents and Door County visitors from all over the world! What makes this Door County ...

We asked people just like you to contribute photos — photographers, doctors, union workers, musicians, moms, right-handed people, pants-wearing folks, or anyone from any walk of life to vote for what they considered to be the photos that best capture ...

The East Oregonian is pleased to announce a new hardcover coffee-table book: “Umatilla County Memories: A Pictorial History of the mid-1800s through 1939.” This beautiful, heirloom-quality book will feature a glimpse of Umatilla County from the 1800s to 1939 through ...

It has been five years since Sandy swept through the Jersey Shore. To commemorate the 5th anniversary since the storm hit, we are offering our 2013 expanded second edition book, which features stunning images of the Hurricane Sandy story like ...

As the Carolinas braced for Hurricane Florence, no one could have imagined the menace it would become. After the initial impact from wind and high storm surge, Florence dumped more than two feet of rain, shattering records and causing thousand-year ...

The Globe Gazette is proud to announce a beautiful, hardcover historic retrospective of Mason City and Clear Lake. This collector’s book features the memories of Mason City and Clear Lake from the late 1800s through 1939 in historic photographs. In ...

After the overwhelming success of our Buffalo Memories book, The Buffalo News is proud to announce a second beautiful, hardcover volume of this historic retrospective of Buffalo. This second collector’s book features additional photo memories of Buffalo from the late ...

The Oregonian/OregonLive presents a book commemorating the Portland Timbers’ historic run to the MLS Cup. This coffee-table book covers the season’s early days and the team’s late run that culminated in the Timbers’ Western Conference title and their first-ever league ...

The Holland Sentinel is pleased to announce a new hardcover coffee table book: Holland Memories: The Early Years. This beautiful heirloom-quality book will feature a glimpse of Holland from the early years to 1939 through stunning historic photos. We are ...

Continuing our popular Portland Memories series of hardcover books, The Oregonian/OregonLive is proud to announce a third volume focused on the Portland area in the 1950s. "Rose City Rising — Portland Memories III: A Pictorial History of the 1950s" will ...

After the overwhelming popularity of Lincoln Memories Volumes I and II, the Lincoln Journal Star is proud to present this third volume in our Memories series: "Lincoln Memories III: Our City in Photos From the Early Years Through the 1970s." ...

St. Benedict’s Preparatory School and the Benedictine Abbey of Newark present “Ever Dear: 150 Years at St. Benedict’s Prep.” Since 1868, a rich tradition of community, leadership, and excellence has been the core philosophy of St. Benedict’s Prep in Newark, ...

On Gainesville’s 150th birthday, The Gainesville Sun is pleased to announce a commemorative coffee-table book, “Gainesville Memories: A Photographic History of the Early Years.” This beautiful, heirloom-quality book will feature a glimpse of the Gainesville area from the early years ...

Wisconsin State Journal is proud to present a unique celebration of the city’s history in a hardcover book. This unique keepsake features extraordinary images from the late 1800s through today from the community and the newspaper that has chronicled it ...