Scott D. Butcher Libri

The infamous gunfight at the OK Corral has immortalized Tombstone, Arizona, as a legendary Wild West destination. This book features a detailed reenactment of the historic street fight alongside 100 vibrant photographs showcasing the town's significant sites, including Allen Street, Tombstone Court House State Park, and Boot Hill Cemetery. With engaging narratives, it explores the enduring stories and characters that have shaped this iconic town, offering readers a vivid glimpse into its rich history and cultural legacy.

York serves as a significant historical hub in American history, being the first town west of the Susquehanna River. It has been a crucial gateway for westward migration and has played pivotal roles in both the American Revolution and the Civil War. The town's rich heritage reflects its contributions to the nation's development over more than 265 years, showcasing its importance in various historical contexts.

The book explores York's rich historical significance as a pivotal location in American history, serving as the seat of government for the Second Continental Congress and later becoming a major northern town during the Civil War. It highlights the vibrant Gilded Age, showcasing a unique collection of vintage postcards that capture the essence of the era, including trolley cars, five-and-dime stores, and elegant architecture, reflecting the town's dynamic growth and community spirit throughout the early twentieth century.

The book explores York's rich architectural heritage, showcasing a diverse array of styles from early Colonial to contemporary designs. It highlights the significance of the city's buildings, which reflect its historical narrative, including the influence of early German settlers and industrialists. Local expert Scott Butcher provides detailed insights into the preservation efforts that are crucial for maintaining this unique streetscape, emphasizing the stories each facade tells about both York and American history.

The book showcases the beauty and historical significance of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, beyond its famous Civil War battle. Featuring over 140 stunning color photographs, it highlights key sites like Lincoln Square, Gettysburg College, and the Soldier's National Cemetery. Victorian homes and numerous monuments dedicated to Civil War figures are also explored, providing a comprehensive guide for both visitors and locals. This engaging text captures the charm and rich heritage of this iconic town.

Take a ghostly tour of York, Pennsylvania, to learn about myths, legends, and ghost stories that haunt this historic town! Visit ghosts at the Goodridge House on a stop at the Underground Railroad or a ghost rider at Crispus Attucks Learning Centers play

The book showcases Tucson, Arizona, highlighting its unique blend of diverse culture and stunning natural landscapes, including the Sonoran Desert and sky islands. Through 117 captivating photographs, it invites readers to explore significant landmarks such as Barrio Viejo, La Pilita Museum, and the historic Mission San Xavier del Bac. The narrative emphasizes Tucson's rich history, including connections to figures like John Dillinger at Hotel Congress, making it a cherished visual keepsake for both locals and visitors.

Exploring the rich heritage of Lancaster County, the book showcases its blend of historic charm and contemporary vibrancy. Featuring over 100 vivid photographs, it captures the essence of the region, from its sprawling farmland and quaint towns to the artistic hub of the City of Lancaster. Highlights include the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania and the picturesque charm of towns like Lititz, recognized for its historical significance. This visual journey serves as an ideal keepsake for both residents and visitors, celebrating the dual nature of Lancaster County.

Exploring the architectural heritage of South Central Pennsylvania, this book highlights over three centuries of styles across six counties. It presents a rich tapestry of Colonial, Early Republic, Victorian, and twentieth-century buildings found in mid-sized cities and quaint towns. With educational narratives on three dozen architectural styles and special sections dedicated to various building types, the work is illustrated with over 180 full-color photographs. Author and photographer Scott D. Butcher offers an insightful journey through the region's architectural landscape.

The Delaware Coast conjures images of pastel sunrises and brilliant sunsets, of historic communities and wooden boardwalks, of memories past and vacations present. The essence of the Delaware coast is captured in over 240 of the author's stunning photographs of Lewes, Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach, Bethany Beach, and Fenwick Island, as well as state parks at Cape Henlopen, Delaware Seashore, and Fenwick Island. Tour Delaware's coastal towns, beaches, and bays through this keepsake book, and visit them all year long.