new for 2007
Nature photographer Ed Bernik discusses his book, Pennsylvania Wilds at May
2006 book signing at the Warren County Historical Society. He is joined by the book's
writer, Lisa Gensheimer. Pennsylvania Wilds was a finalist for a national book
award. Read review of the book. View 3 photographs by Ed Bernik. Above photos are by
Nash Bernik. Copyright 2006.
2006 book signing at the Warren County Historical Society. He is joined by the book's
writer, Lisa Gensheimer. Pennsylvania Wilds was a finalist for a national book
award. Read review of the book. View 3 photographs by Ed Bernik. Above photos are by
Nash Bernik. Copyright 2006.
Pennsylvania Wilds: Images from the
Allegheny National Forest
(Hardcover)
by Lisa Gensheimer, Ed Bernik (Photographer),
Jonathan Tourtellot
see review on this website
Allegheny National Forest
(Hardcover)
by Lisa Gensheimer, Ed Bernik (Photographer),
Jonathan Tourtellot
see review on this website
Poetry by Julie Wendell,
Warren Area High School class of 1973
Warren Area High School class of 1973
On Baseball
Tris Speaker: The
Rough-and-tumble
Life of a Baseball
Legend
by Tim Gay, Warren Area
High School class of 1972
A reviewer wrote: "A
biography of Tris
Speaker has been long
overdue. However, the
wait has been worth it.
Author Timothy Gay has
provided us with the
definitive biograhy of
one of baseball's
immortals."
Rough-and-tumble
Life of a Baseball
Legend
by Tim Gay, Warren Area
High School class of 1972
A reviewer wrote: "A
biography of Tris
Speaker has been long
overdue. However, the
wait has been worth it.
Author Timothy Gay has
provided us with the
definitive biograhy of
one of baseball's
immortals."
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This survey of the most outstanding
municipal libraries features the "Gem
of the Allegheny," our very own
Warren Public Library, right here on
Market Street.
municipal libraries features the "Gem
of the Allegheny," our very own
Warren Public Library, right here on
Market Street.
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By Warren resident Bob Dilks. A
reviewer wrote: " The fictional story
takes place in north western
Pennsylvania and New York state
...interspersed with fascinating
facts about Chief Cornplanter and
the Seneca Indians."
reviewer wrote: " The fictional story
takes place in north western
Pennsylvania and New York state
...interspersed with fascinating
facts about Chief Cornplanter and
the Seneca Indians."
| By Warren painter Thomas Paquette. "Often described as gemlike, 115 of his gouaches are reproduced full-size with an essay by art historian Sally E. Mansfield, and a preface by the artist. Art critic Philip Isaacson wrote that these gouaches by Paquette are "irresistible paintings." Paquette's work is displayed in museums and galleries all over the world, including U.S. Embassies in Athens, Rome, St. Petersburg, and Vienna. |
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Murder in the Courtroom
by John L. Young
and Lyle James Slack
The judge can't hit his gavel and
say, "Order in the Courtroom!" He's
been shot. Check your guns at the
door and read about Warren,
Pennsylvania's notorious addition
to the annals of American justice. A
real crime of passion that still
shocks local residents, it is written
by Warren County resident John
Young and Warren native Lyle
James Slack. It might be turned into
a movie. Click here to read an excerpt
by John L. Young
and Lyle James Slack
The judge can't hit his gavel and
say, "Order in the Courtroom!" He's
been shot. Check your guns at the
door and read about Warren,
Pennsylvania's notorious addition
to the annals of American justice. A
real crime of passion that still
shocks local residents, it is written
by Warren County resident John
Young and Warren native Lyle
James Slack. It might be turned into
a movie. Click here to read an excerpt