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by R. Lee Van Horn Reprint 1996 Hardcover 422 pages. Chronicles of everyday life in Prince George's County, Maryland from the time of its founding in 1696 until the beginning of the Civil War from information gleaned from public records, newspapers and private papers. -
Atlas was adapted from Martenet's Map of Prince George's County Maryland, with information from 1860 federal census for each Election District. Indexed. Reprint 1996. Softcover 32 pages. -
Volume 2 Protestant Episcopal Church, St. Paul's Parish and Prince George's Parish by Helen W. Brown Reprint 2000 Softcover 196 pages. -
Compiled, Drawn & Published from Actual Surveys by G.M. Hopkins 1878 including "historical" sketches. Indexed. Reprint 1975. Softcover 47 pages. -
Volume 1 Protestant Episcopal Church, King George's Parish & Queen Anne's Parish by Helen W. Brown Reprint 2000 Softcover 200 pages. -
by George D. Denny, Jr., Nathania A. Branch Miles and Donna L. Schneider Printed 2011. Hardcover 192 pages. A cultural history of the county with many photographs from private collections. -
Copiled & Edited by Dorothy Rainwater & Tricentennial Celebration Committee Printed 1996. Softcover, spiral bound 150 pages. Contains recipes collected from county residents as part of the tricentennial celebration. -
The history and essence of Prince George's County come alive in words and pictures in this beautiful collector's edition. Written in a fascinating narrative with more than 350 photographs, maps and illustrations, many in full color and previously unpublished. Alan Virta & Revised 1998 Updated Edition. Hardcover 308 pages. -
This fact-based novel shows the home life of the colonists from a child's viewpoint. This story is told in the first person by young George Calvert, godson of the first Lord Baltimore, George Calvert. Reprint of James Otis Kaler's 1910 publication. Hardcover 166 pages, pen and ink illustrations.
