Cynthia Parzych Livres

Explore the rich history of Arlington National Cemetery through a unique guide that combines archival and contemporary maps, providing a comprehensive view of this iconic landmark. The book features an introduction that contextualizes the cemetery's significance, a detailed timeline of historical events, and a tour of notable graves with concise biographies. Additionally, it offers recommendations for nearby accommodations, dining, and attractions, complemented by both archival and color photographs to enhance the reader's experience.

This guidebook serves as a comprehensive resource for exploring Connecticut's rich local culture, featuring hundreds of unique products and crafts from the state's cottage industries. Organized by product type, it highlights categories such as ceramics, clothing, furnishings, glassware, jewelry, and specialty foods. Each entry includes opportunities for shopping and touring, showcasing how these local establishments contribute to the identity of the Nutmeg State and the broader New England region.

Arlington National Cemetery, renowned for over 300,000 graves and significant monuments like the John F. Kennedy gravesite and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, serves as a pivotal historical landmark in America. The book offers an in-depth exploration of the individuals and events that have influenced its rich history, providing a unique perspective on this hallowed ground.

Focusing on the pivotal Battle of Antietam, this book delves into the intense conflict of September 17, 1862, which became the bloodiest day in American history. It explores the profound impact of the battle on the nation and its immediate aftermath, including President Abraham Lincoln's issuance of the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation just five days later. Readers will encounter the key figures and events that influenced this critical moment in American history, offering a unique perspective on its significance.