T D Conner: 4 books

Near-forgotten now, the blood-stained legends of the pirates and buccaneers who prowled the high seas and endless coasts of the South Atlantic during the Golden Age of Piracy, 1680 to 1720, live to burn, pillage, and destroy again in this amazing book. Stede Bonnet, the fastidious Gentleman Pirate,...

"Savannah's ironwork communicates to us in a language as clear as any spoken or written tongue. Bootscrapers advise of the poor conditions of the roadways of their day; a lamp-post explains how the city was illuminated; a chimney-crane or a cauldron tell how people cooked their food." --From "Ironwork of Savannah"

Whether you're George Washington or Meg Ryan, Clint Eastwood or Julia Roberts, Billy Bob Thornton or The Lady Chablis, you'll love Savannah's old, oak-shaded boulevards, her striking array of ironwork and classical architecture, her quiet parks, towering history, bustling Waterfront, and Old South ways....

Bloody warfare raged along the South Atlantic coast from 1861 until 1865, much of it overlooked in the headlines of the day, later quickly and happily forgotten. But it happened, American against American, brother against brother, father against son, neighbor against neighbor along the quiet tide creeks...