books by Towery Pub.

books by Towery Pub.

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The Power of Pittsburgh (Urban Tapestry Series)

Towery Pub., 1998

Excellent book for Pittsburgh lovers
This is a fantastic book with high quality photographs. Anyone who has been to Pittsburgh recently is at least impressed and some like me fall in love with the great city of Pittsburgh. This book explains why. Those who have never been to Pittsburgh are always ...

Unforgettable!: The 100 Greatest Moments in Los Angeles Sports History
Richard B. Perelman, Mark Meyers

Towery Pub., 1999

Los Angeles: City of Dreams (Urban Tapestry Series)
Bill Boyarsky

Towery Pub., 1999

Bill Boyarsky, veteran columnist for the Los Angeles Times, finds his hometown more difficult to define than other American cities, although playing "urban archaeologist" is a pursuit he believes ultimately to be "well worth the trouble." The reason? L.A. is a city of multilayered mysteries and delights. As Boyarsky writes in his ...

Chicago: Heart and Soul of America (Urban Tapestry Series)
Norman Mark, Mark Norman, ...

Towery Pub., 1998

"We're very sophisticated, boasting the most vital theatrical community in America, but we're naive to the point that we're still shocked whenever another politician we trust gets indicted. A deeply religious town that tolerates sinners, Chicago combines all that is awe inspiring and a lot of what is awful about America." Such paradoxes fuel ...

Tucson: High Desert Harmony (Urban Tapestry Series)

Towery Pub., 2000

Great book!
I lived in Tucson Az but moved back east. This book definetly reminded me a lot of stuff that I miss so much out west. I recommend it for anyone that is home-sick (like me) or just want to know more about the specifics in Tucson. It has a lot of great pictures and a ...

Cleveland: Continuing the Renaissance (Urban Tapestry Series)
Fred Griffith, Barney Taxel, ...

Towery Pub., 1997

"There is a cohesiveness here now, a progressive spirit that my college professors first told me of, and that I first experienced when I visited Cleveland more than four decades ago. . . . A renaissance really is unfolding before us every day." In Cleveland: Continuing the Renaissance, author Fred Griffith proclaims his love affair with the ...

Austin: Celebrating the Lone Star Millennium (Urban Tapestry Series)

Towery Pub., 1999

Veteran journalist and CBS news anchor Dan Rather's introduction to Austin: Celebrating the Lone Star Millennium is a reminder of just how far the city has come in a few short decades. Recalling a 1936 family trip to Austin, the place he considers to be his home, Rather writes of cresting a hill and seeing the city in its entirety, ...

Jackson: The Good Life (Urban Tapestry Series)
Walt Grayson, Gil Ford, ...

Towery Pub., 1998

"When pressed by the question, 'Well, what is so great about Jackson?' we're stuck for superlatives. We don't have the South's tallest buildings or the largest population or the most money. Yet, there are hundreds, maybe thousands, of things about this town that we like, or we wouldn't bother to live here." So says our storyteller and ...

Greater Syracuse: Center of an Empire (Urban Tapestry Series)

Roy A. Bernardi, Charles F. Wainwright, ...

Towery Pub., 1998

This book had potential.
Syracuse, a great city and my hometown, has an interesting history, but unfortunately this books decides to spend a few pages on it. This book seems like it's intended for people who are looking to visit the city, so it has the depth of a AAA travel guide. It does get ...

Jacksonville: Reflections of Excellence (Urban Tapestry Series)
Deborah Gianoulis, Lawrence V. Smith, ...

Towery Pub., 1998

Orlando: The City Beautiful

Glenda E. Hood, Bill Bachmann, ...

Towery Pub., 1997

Exceptional... Keepsake
This is a photojournal narration of how Orlando has evolved over the years. My copy sits atop my coffee table and every guest is captivated by the extraordinary photos and by the multitude of things to do in Orlando... it's actually a place to live, not just visit! I ...

Greater Des Moines: Iowa's Commercial Center (Urban Tapestry Series)

Towery Pub., 1999

"Often called the heartland, Des Moines is where you can really get the pulse of the nation, " writes Judy McCoy Davis in her introduction to Greater Des Moines: Iowa's Commercial Center. It is here that all the best things about America seem to converge in a city of delights for visitors and hometowners alike. Davis tells how she came to ...

Nashville: City of Note (Urban Tapestry Series)
John M. Seigenthaler, Curtis Allen, ...

Towery Pub., 1997

"Here, on Middle Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau, a tale of two cities unfolds: one, an enduringly popular tourist destination; the other, a vibrant, progressive, modern megalopolis with an inspiring heritage. Assuredly, it's a tale worth telling." In Nashville: City of Note, nationally recognized journalist John M. Seigenthaler introduces ...

Hartford: Horizons (Urban Tapestry Series)
Joel Lang

Towery Pub., 1991

"The next years should be full ones for Hartford, full of ideas and hope." So says author Joel Lang as he guides us through the historical Greater Hartford areas, aided by a panoramic sampler of colorful images captured by the area's finest photographers. In a series of concise essays, Lang shares his insights about the character of the ...

Data Power: Using Racecar Data Acquisition : A Practical Guide to : Selection and Setup Data Interpretation ...

Buddy Fey

Towery Pub, 1993

A perfect place to Start
This book guides you throught the installation and use of a data logging system. I have read it 3 times and each time, as you get more comfortable with the data, you get more and more out of it. It's written in an easy to understand manner, and is the best book I have ...