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From the Media
Bridget Wingert
Editor
Bucks County Herald
—With her reporter’s eye, Clark
captures the essence of many places, starting with “The Life-Giving Delaware” and ending
with Sept 11, 2001, and the development of the Garden of Reflection and Washington Crossing National Cemetery.”
Christopher Ruvo
Bucks County Courier Times
and
The Intelligencer
–Kathryn Finegan Clark has Bucks County in her blood... .
During her research, Clark found interesting connections between the past and present.
The Lenape Indians—the indigenous, pre-European residents of what would become Bucks County—sported tattoos,
had indoor and outdoor fireplaces, always washed up before bed and made summertime family trips to the New Jersey shore.
Darryl Berger
Comment Please
WNPV AM 1440 Lansdale
WNPV interview
with Darryl Berger
Albert E. Holliday
Founder & Publisher
Pennsylvania Magazine
—“Overall, the book is a fine representation of Bucks County, past and present.”
Angela Bristow
Lehigh Valley Marketplace
--"I try to link the past and the present in a way that I don't think has been done before," Clark said.
Linda C. Wisniewski
Bucks County
Women's Journal
--Kathryn Clark quite literally wrote the book on Bucks County... .Clark says she has always loved writing profiles of people, and she considers this book an extension of that interest: a profile of a very interesting place.
Clark's book ranked in the top three books about Pennsylvania sold at the Moravian Book Shop in Bethlehem, in December 2012.