The Saint and the
Fasting Girl New! My
first historical fiction novel, The Saint and the Fasting Girl, is
here June 2009! Check it out at AnnaRichenda.com.
View updates on the publication process on my bio page. Read my article: What is a fasting girl? |
| Monastic
Pages for maps, groundplans, and a little information about the monks and nuns of the Middle Ages. Research texts are continually being added to this site. Go>> Abbey
Pages What is it I like so much about the huge, starkruins of the Great Medieval Abbeys? It's like taking a cold, sure breath as your heart stands still. I indulge my fascination with abbeys here. Go>> Medieval
Photographs Beautiful photographs from the Detroit Publishing Company. Castles, Abbeys, and cathedrals, and much more showcased here. Go>> Bookmarks &
Weblinks Find links
to research libraries, image libraries, and other useful information. Suggest a link on the comment page. Saltwater Scrolls
My
blog on historyfish, what I'm thinkingLife, history, plumbing, the usual. Historyfish
Articles Browse the community library. This is a sad sort of section at the moment, and I hope to spend some time adding to these pages soon. I am rather fond of the "My Computer" article, however. Go>> Seeking contributors! If you have
some knowledge to share,
or just a wry point of view, consider publishing an article on Historyfish. Contact me for information. Comments &
Discussion Post
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Featured on
Historyfish :
Two Rivers Heritage Museum.
A cozy, newsy small town
museum on
the
beautiful Columbia River in Washougal Washington. Go>>
My Books:
Washougal A photohistory of Washougal and life
on the Columbia River
at the ColumbiaRiver Gorge. Learn about Robert Gray's
voyage into the Columbia River. Read
about Washougal's Pendleton Woolen Mill
and the Washougal rodeo.
Fishers LandingA photohistory of the Mill Plain and
Fishers Landing area on the Columbia
River. Who was Solomon Fisher, anyway?
Read about the thriving river town
he built
and how the people of Fishers helped to
build Washington State. Photos of old
Union High School and Fishers Quarry.
and how the people of Fishers helped to
build Washington State. Photos of old
Union High School and Fishers Quarry.
Washougal
and Fishers Landing
Available now from:
and
Noble and from Two Rivers
Available now from:
Heritage Museum.
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