Local Interest

Life in Newburyport 1900–1950 by Jean Foley Doyle

This beautiful edition chronicles life as it was in Newburyport during the first half of the 20th century. Included are stories of immigrants and their contributions, noted healers and scholars, politicians and everyday people enliven the pages of this book.

Hardcover, $40.00

Newburyport: Portrait of a Restaurant by Brian R. Smestad

For a true taste of Newburyport’s local flavor, this attractive cookbook is the perfect holiday (or anytime!) gift, sure to please photography lovers and food lovers alike. The most delectable recipes from fifteen of Newburyport’s finest restaurants are grouped according to season.

Hardcover $30.00

Greater Newburyport: A Photographic Portrait Twinlights Publishing

An excellent picture book of Newburyport and its surrounding communities. This book captures the beauty of Northeastern Massachusetts through the seasons by highlighting its history, culture and scenery. A wonderful addition to any coffee table.

Hardcover $24.95

Boston’s North Shore by Ulrike Welsch

Formerly a Boston Globe photographer, Ulrike Welsch’s lush pictures evoke a tenderness and a sense of community. From Revere to Rockport, Saugus to Salisbury, this book is a wonderful gift for those native to the area or those just visiting. It also makes a wonderful gift to yourself! Some signed copies are still available.

Hardcover $27.95

Dead Men Tapping by Kate Yeomans

Local writer Kate Yeomans researches and describes a local tragedy. In 1996, the Heather Lynne II was capsized but remained awash in a calm sea ten miles of the coast of Cape Ann. Men were trapped under the boat and ran out of air before help arrived. The book opens with the Coast Guard defending itself in federal court against charges of negligence for a rescue gone wrong.

Paperback $14.95