With
CD-ROMs already published about the Towns of Liberty, Neversink, and Fallsburgh,
with the Gazetteer and Quinlan's History of Sullivan County published, the largest question seems to be
"What's next?"
While it's our objective to eventually cover every township in the County with
at least one CD-ROM about its history, we prioritize based on the material we have available about a specific
township. Liberty, where Geoff Brown, our Principal Partner, grew up, is
predictably the Township about which we have the most previously unpublished
material. In fact, since we already had enough material for ANOTHER Liberty
CD-ROM, we went ahead and did it!
for more information about that CD-ROM: Memories of
Liberty, Volume II.
We've got TWO Sullivan County CDs getting
ramping up right now. By popular demand, we're going to produce Memories
of Liberty, Volume III, but we also have a nice collection of short works on the
western end of Sullivan County and the Delaware River valley, running up into
Delaware County.
If you have a preference for a particular Township and would like us to actively
seek material about it, tell us about it. Click the
button and tell us which Township it is you're interested in.
If you have material about that Township you
would like to share, please let us know that, too! We're particularly
interested in material that hasn't been published previously -- diaries,
photographs, old account books, collections of newspaper clippings, and the like
-- but are always interested in whatever you may have.
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Don't forget that as much as we love Sullivan County, we also publish CD-ROMs
about other locations. Please check our catalog to review all of our current
offerings.
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If you have a
particular interest in the southern end of Sullivan County, you might also find
the northern end of Orange County interesting. We've recently published a
CD-ROM about that area, called "Minisink & Port
Jervis".
to see more information about it!
And, just as a reminder, you can always click on the red "Search this
site" button at the bottom of almost any page, or the "Search our
website" caption in the right hand margin of most pages to do just that!
We're proud of our search capability as provided by Atomz® -- and who knows what you might
find here!! We're a little unusual: we put the indexes of the work we
publish on our website so you can check them in detail BEFORE you buy!
Thanks for your interest in....
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