American Heritage History Magazine December 1970 Volume 22 No. 1 Vintage Book

American Heritage: The Magazine of History, December, 1970; Volume XXII, No. 1 Front Cover & Spine with Shelf Wear; Otherwise, All pages and book in clean unmarked condition American Heritage, the oldest, most widely known and respected popular U.S. history magazine, provides high quality writing on the American experience for its half million readers. For 60 years, the magazine has told the American story with verve, humor, compassion and, above all, authority. Edited first by Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Bruce Catton, American Heritage has published the leading historians of the last half century including David McCullough, Stephen Ambrose, Joseph Ellis, Doris Kearns Goodwin, James McPherson, and David Hackett Fischer. Table of Contents for this Issue: And A Saved Rotunda By Anonymous (not verified), Issue 1 The rotunda of the Pennsylvania Railroad Station in Pittsburgh—one of the doomed landmarks noted in our February, 1970, issue (“A Wrecker’s Dozen”) —is going to be saved instead of destroy More >>> Bear With Us By Anonymous (not verified), Issue 1 Gerald V. Niesar, a subscriber from Oakland, California, sent us a letter noting his delight at seeing one of his family’s favorite paintings (C. S. Raleigh’s Chilly Observation 1889 ) on the b More >>>