| Early American Life (Camp Hill, PA) |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A change of greens.(home design) | Home furnishings industry | |
| A farmer's mansion. | Home furnishings industry | Stevenson, Richard W. |
| A rose among the tulips. | Home furnishings industry | Locher, Paul |
| A tryal of glasse.(glass making industry) | Home furnishings industry | LeFever, Gregory |
| Breakfast on the frontier.(Recipe) | Home furnishings industry | |
| Build an elephant pull toy. | Home furnishings industry | Nelson, John A. |
| Butter them while they're hot.(biscuits)(Recipe) | Home furnishings industry | McCabe, Carol |
| Calendar of events.(holiday house tour ) | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, Jeanmarie |
| Cape May Christmases. | Home furnishings industry | Ross, Winfield |
| Chocolate flavors America's past. | Home furnishings industry | Haertsch, Gretchen |
| Christmas on the Western Reserve. | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, Jeanmarie |
| Coming to America: Part I.(colonization) | Home furnishings industry | Ross, Winfield |
| Cooking with chocolate.(recipies and menus) | Home furnishings industry | |
| Delft's timeless tiles.(were owned rich families in colonial America) | Home furnishings industry | Albertson, Karla Klein |
| Dipping into inkwells.(collecting abtiques) | Home furnishings industry | Seymour, Nora |
| Early pewter tableware. | Home furnishings industry | Lefever, Gregory |
| Faces of common folks.(folk art) | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, Jeanmarie |
| Filled with history. | Home furnishings industry | Goodwillie, Christian, Staff, Eal |
| First catch a house.(style of colonial American house) | Home furnishings industry | Rosch, Tess |
| Folding money.(history of paper money) | Home furnishings industry | Jordan, Louis |
| Gifts from your kitchen.(recipies and menus) | Home furnishings industry | Halsey, Amy |
| Greening the rolling hills.(using recycled resourcs for building houses) | Home furnishings industry | Speidell, Phyllis |
| Her best friend's house.(historic house redone again) | Home furnishings industry | Kauffman, Nancy |
| Home again in Greenfield Village. | Home furnishings industry | Ross, Winfield |
| Hook a holiday mat.(making a hooked rug mat) | Home furnishings industry | Jones, Sue |
| Imari from porcelain to pattern. | Home furnishings industry | Albertson, Karla Klein |
| Jamestown, the early years coming to America, part II. | Home furnishings industry | Ross, Winfield |
| Lighting the night.(exterior lighting fixtures in Early America) | Home furnishings industry | LeFever, Gregory |
| Loaves and fishes, mugs and wishes.(William Richards' ancient businesses discovered ) | Home furnishings industry | Patterson, Richard |
| Making sense of Penny rugs.(needle art) | Home furnishings industry | Seymour, Nora |
| Men's pocketbooks.(wallets) | Home furnishings industry | Lefever, Gregory |
| New again.(renovation of center-hall colonial house) | Home furnishings industry | Coombs, Paige |
| Next year's seeds.(collecting and storing seeds) | Home furnishings industry | Rupp, Rebecca |
| Obscuring the outhouse. | Home furnishings industry | Rupp, Rebecca |
| Of pots and prives.(pottery reflecting Federal architectural details) | Home furnishings industry | Rupp, Rebecca |
| Paper ornaments from Old Economy. | Home furnishings industry | |
| Pots for chocolate. | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, Jeanmarie |
| Reviving a Berkshire retreat.(displaying antiques) | Home furnishings industry | Montgomery, Gladys |
| Sassafras.(medicinal benefits) | Home furnishings industry | |
| Saving vegetable seeds. | Home furnishings industry | Rupp, Rebecca |
| Serendipity in New Jersey. | Home furnishings industry | Harbrecht, Linda |
| Shaping up American music. | Home furnishings industry | Goodwillie, Christian |
| Sheep may safely graze.(interior designs) | Home furnishings industry | Ross, Winfield |
| Steeped in history.(history of evolution of the tea caddy) | Home furnishings industry | Seymour, Nora |
| Stepping back into Elizabethan times. | Home furnishings industry | Riccio, Peggy |
| Stitching a Huswif. | Home furnishings industry | O'Neill, Edyth |
| Tables for tea.(tea tables made of woods) | Home furnishings industry | LeFever, Gregory |
| The evolution of shutters.(shutters used in colonial homes) | Home furnishings industry | Cass, Janet |
| The French difference. | Home furnishings industry | Ross, Winfield |
| The goat keeper's farm.(Personal account) | Home furnishings industry | Andrews, Jeanmarie |
| The puritan influence.(home design) | Home furnishings industry | Kittredge, Clare |
| Too many tools.(your collections reflects your personality) | Home furnishings industry | Rosch, Tess |
| Twenty tulip trees.(tree house) | Home furnishings industry | Ross, Winfield |
| What did you do on your summer vacation?(sketches on daily life) | Home furnishings industry | |
| Where the stars aligned.(18th century stone house Smith Quaker Meeting House) | Home furnishings industry | Ellison, Carol |
| Winterthur welcomes you. | Home furnishings industry | |
| Working wood in Early America.(Early American furniture) | Home furnishings industry | Amidon, Cynthia |
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