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Art Education
Issues for June 1953, June 1955, Oct. 1956- are directory issues of the association's membership.
Agnes Lockwood Mysteries Collection
All 5 Agnes Lockwood Mysteries in one volume! Murder on Tyneside: After Agnes returns to catch up with her past in Northeast England, she gets tangled in a mystery involving theft and murder. Together with her old friend, Chief Inspector Alan Johnson, the two race against time to bring the killer to justice. Death on Tyneside: Having gained quite the reputation as an amateur sleuth, Agnes returns to Tyneside after a few months abroad. But on her first day back in the city, she gets caught up in another murder investigation. Now a DCI with the Newcastle police force, Alan Johnson teams up with Agnes to solve the mystery. Vengeance On Tyneside: Returning from a trip to the coast, Agnes finds a...
The Edge of Memory
When your childhood is cut short by murder and treachery, it's not easy to live a normal life. At the tender age of nine, Harriet witnessed her father beat her mother to death, and she holds herself partially responsible. Still haunted by half-memories, guilt, and disturbing dreams, she has constructed a solitary and joyless existence, with little room for men or romance. Facing her thirtieth birthday, she knows she must do something to change her life. Like an omen, she meets Agnes, a rich elderly widow looking for a companion at her summer home in Maine, and the two forge a business deal. Thinking this will be like a vacation and a time to plan a better future, Harriet is shocked to discov...
General Register
Announcements for the following year included in some vols.
The Trials and Tribulations of Mary Agnes
We the children of Mary Agnes (Doherty) Horman want to tell the story of her life, full of tragedy interwoven with some but eventual happiness Mary Agnes had two sons Anthony J. Horman Jr and Harry William Horman. She also had one daughter Elaine Marie(Horman) Nelson. We decided to write her story after a genealogy study of her life revealed things unknown to us for most of our adolescent years. Whenever we asked questions about her childhood and other family interests she did not respond at least up to our expectations. We now know that she simply did not have answers to our questions as she was too young to remember most of her past. Mary’s parents lived unfortunate lives as both were plagued with sickness and death at very early ages. Without question, their early deaths had a great impact on Mary’s life. This story also depicts somewhat how the disease Tuberculosis (TB) ravaged many families in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Most of the families that were affected were immigrants.
My Name is Agnes
At first glance, Agnes seems pretty normal. She loves running her café/bookstore, ‘Steamers and Dreamers’, where she’s adored by all her staff. She doesn’t have much family, but her Uncle Robin is always there when she needs him. She’s even got a nice little flirtation going on with a cute customer named Stuart. When evening rolls around, Agnes likes to go out for a drink or two with her friends. Okay, maybe more than one or two. What are you, her conscience? But Agnes isn’t that normal at all. In the first place, she’s a witch, and in the second, she’s thousands of years old…and in the third, well, you know her Uncle Robin? He’s a shape-shifting bat. And Agnes has troub...
Bulletin
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Guide to the Turf
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