Category: Books

A ride into Beckley’s Exhibition Coal Mine becomes a journey through compressed sunlight, ancient forests, industrial power, and the human costs buried within Appalachia’s coal country.

A return to Bushy Run reveals not only an overlooked colonial battlefield, but the many layers of memory, commemoration, landscape, and witness that have accumulated there since 1763.

This book explores the ethical and policy implications of the use of neuroscience in marketing. Addressing emerging areas of neuromarketing and consumer neuroscience, this […]

At the height of the industrial Gilded Age, amidst the blazing fires of the steel mill and black depths of the coal mine, the […]

A significant site of United States industrial and economic history, Johnstown, Pennsylvania was a birthplace and powerhouse of iron, steel, coal, and transportation. From […]

Guardian Dams. Today, most people remember Johnstown for a cataclysmic flood, but the city was also once known for steel. From the early 1900s […]