By William R. Scaife
From the author of The Campaign for Atlanta and The March to the Sea comes a comprehensive account of events surrounding one of the Civil War's bloodiest battles, which took place in Bartow County. Complete with diary entries, military communications, photographs, battle and fortification maps, and lists of Federal and Confederate forces involved in the campaign.
Leather-bound Hardback / 65 pages / $30.00
Paperback / 65 pages / $20.00
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By Frances T. Howard
The fascinating and true account of the Howard family's fight for survival during the Civil War, written in 1870 by Frances Thomas Howard, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Wallace Howard. Originally published in 1905, this reprint includes pictures of the Howard family and their home, "Springbank," in Bartow County. The book's cover painting of Springbank was prepared especially for EVHS by local artist Jodeen Brown.
Paperback / 144 pages / $10.00
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by Joe F. Head
Originally printed in 1990 by the Etowah Foundation's History Center, Mr. Head recounts the daring Civil War adventure of Andrew's Union Raiders' theft of a Southern locomotive, and the court litigation that ensued to determine where the historic General would call home. Illustrated with 27 photographs and maps, the revised edition now includes a special section entitled "Bartow County, Georgia, The Heart of the Chase."
Paperback / 66 pages / $10.00
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By Martha H. Mulinix
From the keepers of Kingston, Georgia's history – the Womens History Club of Kingston – comes this collection of wonderful essays recalling Kingston's past. Now in its third printing, the popular book contains twenty-five essays and is followed by 20 pages of historic photographs and illustrations.
Paperback / 73 pages / $10.00
