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Sunday Dinner In The South

Thomas Nelson
304 pages
$26.99


“Dishes such as Spicy Sweet Potato Soup with Greens, Fresh Corn Polenta with Cherry Tomatoes, and Roasted Brisket with Country Vegetables will inspire readers to preserve and continue the grand tradition of Southern Sunday dinner.”

–From the publisher

Sunday Dinner In The South

The Ali Files: On the Town with Ali Akbar

Celtic Cat Publishing
88 pages
$12


” Ali was a painter, but more to the point, Ali was an artist with his life. Ali Akbar created himself as Knoxville’s walking, jive-talking, dancing Pan, the eternal spirit of art, music, and life.”

–From the publisher

The Ali Files: On the Town with Ali Akbar

Lost Elkmont

Arcadia Publishing
128 pages
$21.99


“Prior to the formation of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park (GSMNP) in 1934, the small community of Elkmont was established as a logging camp by Col. Wilson B. Townsends Little River Lumber Company around 1908. This was after he purchased 86,000 acres of mostly virgin forest. The area that was previously inhabited by various American Indian groups, and later by European-American settlers beginning around 1830, was to become for a time the second largest town in Sevier County, Tennessee. “

–From the publisher

Lost Elkmont

The Outdoor Table

Thomas Nelson
288 pages
$26.99


“April McKinney celebrates the tradition of packing up your best food and enjoying a meal outdoors.”

–From the publisher

The Outdoor Table

Images of America: Memphis Zoo

Arcadia Publishing
128 pages
$21.99


” Established in 1906 by the Memphis Park Commission, the zoo has become a Memphis institution. It seems like everyone in Memphis has an Elvis story, but just as many Memphians have memories of the zoo and attractions like the Lion House, Monkey Island, or the free one-ring circus.”

–From the publisher

Images of America: Memphis Zoo

All-Girls Education from Ward Seminary to Harpeth Hall

Arcadia Publishing
240 pages
$29.99


“As Harpeth Hall celebrates 150 years, its story reflects a unique case study and provides a lens through which to understand the evolution of all-girls education in the United States. The Harpeth Hall School remains one of the oldest all-girls college preparatory schools in the South.”

–From the publisher

All-Girls Education from Ward Seminary to Harpeth Hall

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