Katherine Harrington Knihy

Emerging from the post-Civil War South, the Peabody Hotel in Memphis became a symbol of elegance and social life, attracting notable figures and hosting lavish events. Established in 1869, it gained acclaim for its comfort and fine dining, evolving into a centerpiece of Memphis culture, especially after its 1925 reconstruction. The iconic ducks in the lobby fountain and vibrant parties contributed to its legendary status. Today, the restored Peabody upholds its tradition of Southern hospitality while playing a vital role in the revitalization of downtown Memphis.

Vintage postcards serve as a fascinating window into the past, showcasing a South's historic city during its earlier years. With over 175 postcards, this collection highlights the unique architecture, culture, and everyday life of the area, offering insights into a world often lost to modernization. Readers can explore the visual narrative of the city's evolution and appreciate the charm and character captured in these historical artifacts.

This exciting conclusion to the popular Highland Lairds Trilogy features a runaway lass and the laird who will do anything to protect her. Feisty Lady Raine Cameron has been surrounded her whole life by gossip claiming she is not her father's daughter. Determined to find her true heritage, the dark-haired beauty boards the Black Raven under false pretenses in search of the man who she believes is her father, a man who is also a traitor to Scotland. Only the Black Raven himself stands in her way… Laird Keir MacNeil has a reputation for being a ruthless and powerful ship captain. On a mission to apprehend Scotland's most wanted traitor, he never expected to see Raine on his ship. Keir vows to keep Raine out of harm's way and return her to her family untarnished. But as his lust for her grows, he must choose between honor and the woman he never expected to desire.

Emerging from the post-Civil War South, the Peabody Hotel in Memphis has long been a symbol of luxury and Southern hospitality since its establishment in 1869. Initially a gathering place for influential figures, it evolved into a social hub with its famous duck fountain and vibrant parties. The original hotel was replaced in 1925 by a grander structure, further cementing its status as a premier destination. Today, the Peabody remains a cornerstone of downtown Memphis, celebrated for its elegance and rich history.

Set against the backdrop of post-Civil War Memphis, the narrative chronicles the evolution of a storied hotel that became a symbol of Southern elegance. It highlights the Peabody's rise to fame through its unique traditions, including the iconic ducks and lively entertainment, while also addressing the challenges it faced during the suburban boom and changing travel habits. The book details the dedicated restoration efforts by Jack Belz, showcasing nearly 200 images that capture the hotel's rich history and its role in revitalizing downtown Memphis.

For decades, 101 Trees of Indiana has provided all you need to identify a tree in the Hoosier State, whatever the season. This revised edition includes over 100 species of trees, mostly native to the state but also others that are widely naturalized or planted extensively, plus a bevy of updated facts, statistics, and photos to provide even clearer and more accurate botanical details. Each listing features illustrations to provide additional details for accurate tree identification, vivid color photographs, and species keys for both summer and winter conditions that make finding specific trees in the field a breeze. Distribution maps indicate the counties throughout the state in which each tree has been found and recorded, updated to include more than 2,000 new county records of trees discovered by scientists, foresters, and naturalists. 101 Trees of Indiana will fit handily into a pocket or backpack. This authoritative field guide is a must-have for naturalists, hikers, landscapers, and students.