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188 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Travel and Description
(Includes Antiquities)
Forbes, Rosita. 910 F75
Unconducted wanderers. 1919. Lane.
Two English girls, weary with war service, travel by way of the United States
and the Pacific islands to China and Korea. The book describes countries and native
customs as they saw them. Illustrated.
Reiss, Wilhelm, & Stiibel, Alfons. qr 913.85 R32
Necropolis of Ancon in Peru; a contribution to our knowledge of
the culture and industries of the empire of the Incas, being the results
of excavations made on the spot by W. Reiss and A. Stiibel; tr. by A. H.
Keane, with the aid of the general administration of the royal museums
of Berlin. 3v. 1880-87.
Scientific parts of v.3 by Ludwig Wittmack, Rudolf Yirchow and Alfred Nehring.
Contains colored plates with full description.
Europe
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. r 016.9142 C2ie
England and the English; a few suggestions for reading; Britain
day, Dec. 7, 1918. 1918. Pittsburgh.
Faure, Gabriel. 914-5 F27
Wanderings in Italy. 1919. Houghton.
A guide book for the educated pilgrim in Piedmont-Lombardy, Emilia, Umbria,
Venetia, the Tyrol. Full of romantic incident and happy quotation.
Gibbons, Mrs Helen Davenport (Brown). 914.436 G363
Paris vistas. 1919. Century.
Memories of life in Paris from 1887-1919, written in a sprightly style by the wife
of Herbert Gibbons, the historian. Sketches by Lester Hornby.
Kay, D. L. 914.15 D8sk
The glamour of Dublin. 1918. Talbot Press.
Impressionistic sketches on actual, historical or fantastic themes inspired by the
capital of Ireland.
United States
New York (city). Directories. r 917.471 N2613
Directory of directors in the city of New York, 1919-20. 1919. Directory
of Directors Co.
Simmons, James Raymond. 917.44 Ssg
Historic trees of Massachusetts. 1919. Marshall Jones Co.
Contents: The trees of Boston common.—The Washington elm.—The lindens at
Plymouth.—The Cushing elm.—The Lakeville elms.—Island grove.—Eliot oak and
other trees of South Natick.—Avery oak and other trees of Dedham.—The Holliston
elms.—The Roby elm.—The Boxford elm.—The Endicott pear tree.—Lexington and
Concord trees.—The ancient oaks at Wayside inn.—The Marlboro elm.—The Grafton
oak.—The Washington elm at Palmer.—The Lafayette elm.—The elm at Court square,
Springfield.—The Sheffield elm.—Deerfield trees.—The Charlemont buttonwood.—
The Sunderland buttonwood.—The Oliver Wendell Holmes pine.—Other well-known
trees.