1909-

Chronicles the life of Colonel Tom Parker, born Andreas Cornelis van Kuijk, from his childhood in Holland, through his early life in the United States, to his handling of Presley's career.

Collection of interviews with author Eudora Welty conducted mainly since 1983, in which she discusses her parents, her childhood and schooldays in Jackson, Mississippi, her trips to New York City, gardening, travel, fellow writers, and a variety of other topics including her photographic work.

Presents the memoirs of Jean and Bill Cousins, telling about their life together in the trading business during the 1930s and 1940s, focusing on their twelve years at Wide Ruins Trading Post on a corner of the Navajo Indian Reservation in Arizona, where they were instrumental in developing the Wide Ruins-style natural dye rugs.

Text and photographs describe North America's human and natural history, beginning with first impressions five hundred years ago and ending today.