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Madeira Historical Society Miller House - Hoffman Library Catalog VOLUME/ CALL #(BIBLIO) COMMENTS AUTHOR TITLE 100 who made a difference : Greater Cincinnatians who made a mark on 1 977.178020922 qH819, 1999 Horstman, Barry M. the 20th century / by Barry M. Horstman. 2 Gore, Michael 1003 Household Hints & Work Savers, Editor: Gore, Michael, 1948 3 287.677177 N567 1988 175th anniversary of the Newtown United Methodist Church, 1813-1988. 1897 Sears Roebuck catalogue / introductions [by] S.J. Perelman, 4 670 qS43r 1968 Sears, Roebuck and Company. Richard Rovere ; editor: Fred L. Israel. 5 670 S43 1973a Sears, Roebuck and Company. 1923 Sears, Roebuck catalogue / edited by Joseph J. Schroeder, Jr. 6 1975 World Series, MLB corp. 1975 Program 25th Anniversary Greater Loveland Historical Society 7 Museum Cook Book, Loveland Ohio, 2000 Cookbook A bicentennial history of Pleasant Ridge, 1795-1995 : a project of the Pleasant Ridge Bicentennial Committee / text and research by David Dukart and Larry Trame ; 8 977.178 qD877, 1995 Dukart, David. photos from the collection of Arthur F. Glos. Dwyer, Doris D. A century of city-building : the Kilgour family in Cincinnati, 9 977.178 D993 1983 (Doris Dawn) 1798-1914 / by Doris D. Dwyer. Dickens, Charles, 10 Fiction 1812-1870. A Christmas carol / by Charles Dickens. A cook's tour of Madeira : an historical cookbook / 11 MR 641.597717 qC773 2000 Madeira Reference Item the Madeira Historical Society. 12 598.0974 P485 Peterson, Roger Tory A Field Guide to Birds, Peterson, Roger Tory, 1947 A Finnish immigrant son in the Great War, 1918-1919 / 13 940.373 B879 2004 Brown, Marion A. by Marion A. Brown. 14 973.33 S266 2006 Savas, Theodore P. A guide to the battles of the American Revolution / Theodore P. Savas & J. David Dameron. 15 977.178 K77 1981 Koehler, Lyle A History of Westwood in Ohio, Koehler, Lyle, 1981 A little piece of Paradise-- : College Hill, Ohio / 16 977.178 qL778, 1999 editor, Betty Ann Smiddy. A magnificent heritage : 150 years of Scottish Rite Freemasonry 17 366.109771 qD496 2003 De Vis'e, Jack P. in the Valley of Cincinnati / Jack P. de Vis'e A New Look at Some Old Things: Hamilton County Park District, 18 500.977 73.1 Wells, Warren Wells, Warren 19 979.3 S884v #1108 Browne, J. Ross A Peep at Washoe, Browne, J. Ross, Numbered Copy #1108, 1968 A Photographic Story of the Flood in the Ohio Valley, 20 551.57 q1937.1 Middendorf, O. Middendorf, O. publisher, Jan. 1937 A Short History of Ohio Land Grants, Rhodes, James A., 21 Auditor of State, 1960 American Automobile 22 Association AAA Magazine 2019 Achievement : published as a fitting tribute to the Spirit of progress as exemplified in the many achievements in CincinnatiÌ's beautiful Western Hills / endorsed by the 23 917.7199 qB49a, 1994 Westwood-Fairmount Improvement Association ... [et al.] 24 741.6/7 Reed, Robert Advertising Postcards, Reed, Robert, 2001 25 See Flat File ALCW 4th Triennial General Convention, July 1972 Along the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. From Cumberland to Uniontown 26 385.0973 M148, 1998 McGuinness, Marci Lynn. / Marci Lynn McGuinness. Amelia village history, Clermont County, Ohio / 27 977.1794 qA498 2003 the Amelia Area Historical Society, Inc. American Freedom Train Pamphlet –(train stopped in Madeira) 28 Madeira Reference Item Handouts missing 29 973.931 21 Bannon, Joseph J. Jr. American Heroes, Bannon, Joseph J. Jr., 2001 Sorted by Title Page 1 of 24 As of 2/24/2020 Madeira Historical Society Miller House - Hoffman Library Catalog VOLUME/ CALL #(BIBLIO) COMMENTS AUTHOR TITLE 30 635.903 qA512 Brickell, Christopher American Horticultural Society, Ed. Brickell, Christopher American Red Cross Abridged Text Book on First Aid 3rd Edition, 31 614.88 25 General Edition, 1925 American Red Cross: First Aid Text Book Revised 1933-1937, 32 614.88 37.1 corrected reprint 1940 Amusement parks of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky 33 791.068771 qW757 2002 Wimberg, Robert J. / by Robert J. Wimberg. 34 929.2 T124Zr 1964 Ross, Ishbel, 1897-1975. An American family : the Tafts, 1678 to 1964 / Ishbel Ross An expression of the community : Cincinnati Public Schools' legacy 35 727.097717 qE96 2001 of art and architecture / [editor, Robert A. Flischel] Anderson Township Tales, Lowery, Roland, Second Edition, 1988 36 977.177 L917 1988 Lowery, Roland Autographed copy Anderson Township: How It Began, For Anderson Township Historical 37 Frame, Marjorie A, Society, Frame, Marjorie A., 1970 Anthology of Price Hill history : a gift of the past to Price Hill's 38 977.178 qA628 1990 present students who are preparing for their future. 39 749.10973 V969 Voss, Thomas M. Antique American Country Furniture, Voss, Thomas M., 1981 Architecture and construction in Cincinnati : a guide to buildings, 40 720.97718 A6732 v.01 designers and builders. Architecture in Cincinnati : an illustrated history of designing and building an American city / Sue Ann Painter ; photographs by Alice Weston ; with additional text by Beth Sullebarger and Jayne Merkel ; John G. Hancock, editorial 41 720.977179 fP148 2006 Painter, Sue Ann. advisor. Armstrong Chapel : 1798-1975 / text by William J. Miller; 42 287.677177 A739Zm 1976 Miller, William J. designed by Barron Krody. Armstrong Chapel United Methodist Church, Indian Hill, Ohio : 43 287.677177 A739Zj 2007 Johnson, Gregory A. 1798-2005 / by Gregory A. Johnson ; edited by Terry Houston. Art Palace of the West : a centennial tribute, 1881-1981 / 44 708.17178 qC574a Cincinnati Art Museum. Cincinnati Art Museum. 45 See Flat File Artist’s Conception of Sharon Woods Single Page 46 Madeira Reference Item Adamson, Arthur, Art's Wood Art Audubon's art and nature : a collection of nature writings illustrated with the art of John James Audubon / 47 808.8036 A916 1995 edited by John Borneman. 48 796.35764 C5741Ze 1987 Ellard, Harry, -1913. Base ball in Cincinnati : a history / by Harry Ellard. Baseball in Cincinnati: From Wooden Fences to AstroTurf, Lewis, 49 Lewis, Dottie L. Dottie L., 1988 Cincinnati Historical Society 50 917.71044 qB384 Beautiful Ohio; Directory of Travel Attractions, Directory Beauty spots in and about Glenway-Elberon Heights : the new suburb 51 977.178 qR935 1912 Rulison, H. M. on the lofty crest of the western hills beautiful. 52Madeira Reference Item Comey & Shephard Realtors Best Fine Homes magazine Best of the best from Ohio : selected recipes from Ohio's favorite cookbooks / edited by Gwen McKee and Barbara Moseley ; 53 641.59771 B5611 1996 illustrated by Tupper England. 54 959.70436 K68 Knepp, Gary Beyond the Names: Vietnam War Dead, Knepp, Gary, 2009 55 Cordish, Janet Lucky Blessed Are They, Cordish, Janet Lucky, 1997, Autographed copy 56 Madeira Reference Item Boyer Boxes – #1 Sorted by Title Page 2 of 24 As of 2/24/2020 Madeira Historical Society Miller House - Hoffman Library Catalog VOLUME/ CALL #(BIBLIO) COMMENTS AUTHOR TITLE 57 Madeira Reference Item Boyer Boxes – #2 58 791.447/2 20 McNeill, Don, Esq. Breakfast Club Family Album, 1942 59 338.476634 qH884 1985 Brewing in Cincinnati 100 Years Hudepohl – 1885-1985, 1985 60 Madeira Reference Item Bronze front plate photo album 61 977.1 K89, 2002 Kramb, Edwin A. Buckeye battlefields / by Edwin A. Kramb. Cargo of memories : saga of the Majestic showboat-- last of the original and authentic floating theatres still 62 792.022 M233Zk 1992 King, Catherine Reynolds. operating in America : illustrated from rare photographs / by Catherine Reynolds King. Williams, Caroline, 63 720.9771 qW722Zw 1990 1908-1988. Caroline Williams : her spot in Cincinnati. 64 Madeira Reference Item Villiers, Regina Caught in the Zone, Villiers, Regina Celebrate Cincinnati art : in honor of the one hundredth anniversary of the Cincinnati Art Museum, 1881- 1981 / 65 709.771 qC392 edited by Kenneth R. Trapp. 66 VHS Celebrate Cincinnati VHS 67 Celebrating 100 Years Ivory Soap, Bacon, Phil, 1982, Census for Cincinnati, Ohio, 1817 : and Hamilton County, Ohio, 68 929.3 O37hcd Dickore, Marie. voters' lists, 1798-1799 / Marie Paula Dickore. Spring Grove Cemetery 69 719 S76.2 1929 (Cincinnati, Ohio) Charter, by-laws and rules of the cemetery of Spring Grove. 70 Madeira Reference Item Parrish, Mike Childhood Memories: Growing Up in Madeira, Parrish, Mike Children of Ol' Man River : the life and times of a show-boat 71 792.70973 B915Zb 1936 Bryant, Billy. trouper / by Billy Bryant. Chillicothe, USA – Ohio's First Capital, by the Chillicothe 72 Telephone Company Cincinnati : a guide to the Queen City and its neighbors / compiled by workers of the Writer's Program of the Work Projects Administration in the state of Ohio ; 73 917.7199 W95c Writers' Program (Ohio) sponsored by the City of Cincinnati, Ohio. Cincinnati : an urban history sourcebook / produced by the Cincinnati Historical Society as a Greater Cincinnati Bicentennial Commission Project through a grant from 74 977.178 qC5747 v.02 Western-Southern Life Insurance Company. 75 977.178 S895, 2003 Stradling, David. Cincinnati : from river city to highway metropolis / David Stradling. Cincinnati : majestic vision / introduction by Nick Clooney ; 76 977.178 fC574ma, 2001 art direction by Bob Kimball. Chambrun, Clara Longworth, 77 977.199 C447c comtesse de, 1873-1954. Cincinnati : story of the queen city, by Clara Longworth de Chambrun. Cincinnati : the bicentennial year in review, design directors, Steven Dulle, Kelly Kolar, editor, Mary Lynn Ricks ; official bicentennial photographers, Hal Barkan ... et 78 977.178 fC5744 Ricks, Mary Lynn al. Cincinnati 1925-1950 featuring the photographs of Paul Briol: 79 977.17800222 B858 1981 Briol, Paul, 1889-1969. from the collection of the Cincinnati Historical Society / Paul Briol. Cincinnati and Columbus Traction Co.: Hillsboro short line : 80 388.460977 qC5741Zm, 1996 McNeil, David. the swing line / by David McNeil. 81 977.17803 qW757, 1992 Wimberg, Robert J. Cincinnati and the Civil War : off to battle / by Robert J.
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