Mark Zimmerman Knihy

A guide to motorcycle maintenance that explains how to perform the basic and essential maintenance tests, with easy-to-follow instructions and tips for dealing with problems.

Exploring Nashville reveals a rich tapestry of history through its numerous historic sites. Visitors can uncover the stories of ancestors and their journeys while visiting a variety of museums, antebellum mansions, and significant architecture. The city boasts monuments, memorials, sculptures, and public art, alongside battlefields and artifacts that highlight its past. Each site offers a unique glimpse into the trials and tribulations faced throughout history, making it a captivating destination for history enthusiasts.

Focusing on the Battle of Nashville, this guide offers a comprehensive 50-mile tour of 25 historical sites, enriched with modern and wartime photographs, maps, and diagrams. It delves into the experiences of citizens during the Union occupation and highlights Nashville's significance in the Civil War. The guide includes a detailed tour map, driving directions with GPS coordinates, historical marker texts, illustrated orders of battle, and information on Medal of Honor recipients, making it an invaluable resource for history enthusiasts.

Focusing on the brutal pursuit of the Army of Tennessee after the Battle of Nashville, this book features campaign and battle maps to illustrate the intense action over rugged terrain in harsh winter conditions. The narrative unfolds through the voices of participants, enriched by insights from historians. Organized into clear chapters, it captures the dramatic 120-mile retreat and final confrontation between Federal troops and Forrest's rearguard. Aimed at general readers and Civil War enthusiasts, it offers an engaging look at this pivotal moment in American history.

This illustrated guide provides a detailed exploration of Nashville's historic cemeteries, showcasing the gravesites of over 250 notable figures, including U.S. Presidents, Civil War generals, and country music legends. It features 128 photographs and 11 maps for easy navigation, highlighting the final resting places of diverse individuals, including U.S. Colored Troops and prominent African-American citizens. The book also captures significant moments, such as the 2009 funeral of an unknown Civil War soldier, alongside stunning monuments and crypts.

Delving into the heart of Middle America, this collection presents 50 illustrated chapters that explore the unique quirks and historical events of the Midwest and Mid-South. The author recounts personal memories from the Sixties and the Cold War, covering a wide range of topics from quirky pastimes and notable figures to significant historical moments like the construction of the atomic bomb and the Vietnam War. With a blend of nostalgia and historical insight, readers are invited to experience the oddities and legacies that shaped this vibrant region.