Historical Books for Sale

Nearly 100 color photo's of our town today (2011). The book is a collection of modern photographs, in color, of familiar scenes in Auburn. All are taken by Jim, with the exception of the aerials – the author has no flying powers – which were done by Bill Hecht.

Softcover limited edition.
Muliple books will get a discount on the shipping.

11 never seen before postcards of Auburn. These are made from snapshots from personal photo albums.

Both maps are on parchment paper, 18"x24" suitable for framing.

Map 1 - Auburn 1902 with references.

Map 2 - Downtown Auburn about 1950 with names on all the stores and shops. (before the arterial!).

Fresh off the press....we have a limited qty of these available. They are signed by the authors.

This collectable has over 200 completely different postcard views of our region.

Limited edition and as usual, we will not reprint, making this book a collectable treat from the start.

Originally published in 1900 by the Auburn Business Men's Association as a business directory, this souvenir edition was reprinted in 2003 by Meyer Bookbinding Co.

Authentic black and white photographs enhance this narrative-style "tour" of Auburn New York as it was in 1900.

This softbound book is chuck full of photo's. Over 400 photographs of Auburn over a span of 100 years, right up into the Seventies. An added plus is lots of text to read also!

This book is a reprint from back in the Mayor Lattimore days. It is a very limited edition. Get one while they last!

Train and trolley travel was at its zenith when the postcard craze took America by storm in the early 1900's. "Tickets Please" celebrates that experience with this collection of over 200 historic photos and postcards of train stations, trolleys and depots of New York State.

Author Richard Palmer is a native of Palmyra, NY and is currently editor of the Baldwinsville Messenger. He has written or co-authored several railroad histories as well as other topics.

Original publication December 1932. Reprinted in 2001, 2008 by Meyer Bookbinding Co.

Reproduction (reprint) of the 1932 original from Auburn NY. This book not only has over 200 recipes in it, but includes the names of the local ladies who submitted the recipes....great little history book too.