Publications
From Tavern To Town
an Architectural History of
Hickory, North Carolina ©2017
by Leslie Keller
50th Anniversary Edition
The revised, expanded, and redesigned 50th-Anniversary edition of
From Tavern to Town: An Architectural History of Hickory, North Carolina, published by the Hickory Landmarks Society.
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Retail price: $38.00 hardback, $25.00 softback
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Hickory Centennial Celebration,
A Century of Progress ©1970
(Limited Supply)
by the Hickory Centennial Committee
96 pp
Vintage, out of print booklet commemorating the 100th anniversary of the incorporation of the City of Hickory in 1870. Fully illustrated with photographs and illustrations, this edition, published in 1970, includes brief histories of such topics as Hickory tavern, Piedmont Wagon company, Shuford Mills, various industries and government agencies, educational institutions, churches, parks, cultural organizations, persons of note, and hospitals. A definite collector’s item as the City nears 150 years old in 2020. A cache was acquired by the Hickory Landmarks Society in the 1980’s.
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F
rom Tavern To Town, Revisited
an Architectural History of
Hickory, North Carolina ©2004
by Albert Keiser, Jr.
and Angela May
230 pp
The highly acclaimed 1988 chronicle of the architectural and historical roots of Hickory, North Carolina returns with new, updated information. Local historian Albert Keiser, Jr. and Angela May, a student of historic preservation, have teamed to create an expanded architectural record of Hickory that is unsurpassed and reflects the passage of
time.
From Tavern To Town, Revisited is not just a story of how this city grew from stagecoach stop and resting place to one of North Carolina’s largest economic centers. It is also a book detailing the history and legacy of historic preservation in Hickory. The private and public stewardship of Hickory’s architectural heritage is well documented in From Tavern To Town. Readers will find in this book both an outstanding reference and a must-see book for friends, guests and families.
Hardcover $20.00
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LOST HICKORY: A COMPENDIUM OF VANISHED LANDMARKS © 2010
By Leslie Keller
192 pp
is an illustrated compilation of architecturally and historically significant buildings that are no longer standing. Skillfully presented by author and local historian Leslie Keller, this book is certain to become the definitive reference to remember the built environment of Hickory’s past. Regardless of fire, neglect, or urban renewal readers can appreciate the value of historic preservation by reflecting on the loss of these treasures.
Hardcover $25.00
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Nora’s and the Maple Grove Dairy: Growing Up in 19th c.
Hickory, North Carolina © 2013
By Jeanie Sullivan
56 pp
This is a fact-based fictional story of young Nora Shuford, the daughter of one of Hickory’s most prominent pioneer families. Author Jeanie Sullivan expertly captured the spirit of hope and excitement from a child’s perspective in western North Carolina of the 1880’s. Children of the 2nd to 4th grade reading level will especially enjoy Nora and the Maple Grove Dairy, but the age for all readers of this wonderful book is timeless.
The Book is a creative combination of two separate 34-page English language and 34-page Spanish language versions. All pages contain unique, colored illustrations by artist Robert Winter, a professor emeritus of art at Lenoir-Rhyne University in Hickory. The skillful design, layout, and publication is the work of Allegra Printing Company of Hickory.
Paperback $15.00
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N
ora’s Dream: Growing Up in 19th c.
Hickory, North Carolina © 2008
By Jeanie Sullivan
56 pp
This is a fact-based fictional story of young Nora Shuford, the daughter of one of Hickory’s most prominent pioneer families. Author Jeanie Sullivan has expertly captured the spirit of hope and excitement from a child’s perspective in western North Carolina of the 1880’s. Children of the 2nd to 4th grade reading level will especially enjoy Nora’s Dream, but the age for all readers of this wonderful book is timeless.
The Book is a creative combination of two separate 28-page English language and 28-page Spanish language versions. All pages contain unique, colored illustrations by artist Robert Winter, a professor of art at Lenoir-Rhyne College in Hickory. The skillful design, layout, and publication is the work of American Speedy Printing Company of Hickory.
Paperback $15.00
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