Lucinda Lewis

Showcases America's love affair with the automobile, from the late 1890s to 1999. Period roadside settings capture our near-vanquished car culture, resulting in a nostalgic tribute both to the American auto and the great places and byways of towns large and small throughout the country. Neon-lit motels, hamburger stands, and ice cream palaces are among the sites carefully chosen to complement car and designer. Many of these roadside establishments follow the legendary Route 66 (for years known as "the Mother Road"), and testify to the endurance of the entrepreneurial Mom-and-Pop stand, still favored by travelers everywhere.--From publisher description.

The Automobile and the American Dream

Roadside America

John Hopkins

The Dashboard, gives us a privileged glimpse from behind the wheel of some of the most fabulous cars of the last 100 years. Savor these automotive masterpieces through informed commentary and eye-popping photographs. This dual perspective provides the viewer with the crucial stylistic context in which to place the classic dashboard.

The Dashboard

Resource guide for professional woodwind and brass players suffering from performance related injuries.

An Embouchure Handbook and Repair Guide for Players Suffering from Embouchure Problems Caused by Overuse, Injury, Medical/dental Conditions, Or Damaged Mechanics

Lucinda Lewis

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