historic buildings

Discusses important events in African American history.

An account of the mansion's history, its architectural significance, and its contents.

Pete's dog Larry gets lost in Washington D.C., and as he searches for his owner, he sees the city's famous sights. Includes facts about Washington D.C. landmarks.

Bud and Laurie have started a new year at Tuckernuck Hall, which brings along with it an old murder mystery to solve: their beloved school founder, Maria Tutweiler, has been accused of murdering the magician Marchetti. But, Laurie, and their friends know she is not a murderer and set out to prove it.

Sixteen-year-old Rayne escapes London, her mother, and boyfriend for a job in the country at Morton's Keep, where she is drawn to a mysterious clique and its leader, St. John, but puzzles over whether the growing evil she senses is from the manor house or her new friends.

Presents full-color illustrated photographs of Colonial Williamsburg including restored eighteenth-century buildings and a representation of colonial life and culture.

A guide to the mansion including historical developments.