by Alice Patterson Patience, 71 pages, Paperback Alice Patterson Patience, wife of famous coal sculptor C. Edgar Patience writes of her experiences living in the Wyoming Valley from 1916-1998. Alice discusses the evolution of the Valley, the fall of the coal industry, and what it meant to be a black woman growing up in NEPA. The book also features a detailed genealogy of the Patterson and Patience families.
The Sheldon Reynolds Memorial Publications
Description: Volume II, 1756 – 1767, Edited by Julian P. Boyd
Size: 6 x 9 Hardcover — 354 pages
Published: 1930
Author: Kitty Dye
Description: The true story of a little girl abducted by Indians, raised to be one of their own, and discovered again by the Slocum family as an old woman.
Size: 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 Paperback – 167 Pages
Published: 2000 (Revised Edition)
Author: Thomas Dublin and Walter Light
Description: A history of the anthracite industry in Pennsylvania and how the death of the industry was dealt with on government, business and personal levels.
Size: 7 x 10 Paperback – 277 Pages
Published: 2005
