PrefaceThis is a tall tale or is it? Can a man journey back in time with his sub-conscience?You w...

Colonel Charles Dahnmon Whitt was born and raised in Tazewell County, Virginia in the little coal...

This book is written to show you that you are not alone. It is also written to show you that you ...

Recollections is pure nostalgia of the 1940's through 1970. It is about what was! It is about wha...

Discription of Jesse the boxerJesse The Boxer is a child's book, but fun for adults as well. It i...

This book is a second edition and has been enhanced, edited, and material, pictures, and genealog...

The Patriot, Hezekiah Whitt is based on a true story, I try to keep dates, places, and names corr...

Description of 'Gone Raven,'By: Colonel Charles Dahnmon WhittThis book contains 191 pages and is ...

This book is actually a descendant report on the Immigrant John Witt. Whytt, Whitt. He was born i...

The un-told history of the common Confederate Soldier. Why be a Confederate? Why did they fight w...

Description of; 'The South Won, Whitt If?'By; Colonel Charles Dahnmon WhittAs a student of the Wa...

This is a book dedicated to the Fleming genealogy line of Robert Fleming the Immigrant from Irela...

Description of 'Crockett's Long Trip To Kentucky', is a book about the mid eighteen hundreds. Thi...

You will have to decide if it is fiction or non-fiction. Indians dealing in the Spirit World, Cur...

Dahnmon's Little Stories is a mix of childhood to grown up stories. The funny and not so funny th...

Description of 'The Bloody Twenty-ninth'The Twenth-ninth Virginia Infantry Regiment was raised in...

4 x 6 Little Prayer Book Simple prayers to talk to God. Yes God is alive and ready to love you. T...

Description of Unexplained Hauntings:This book is a collection of things seen, heard, smelled, or...

DescriptionThis is a story based on truth. It tells about the little army of around 300 boys and ...

This is the description of my book. Life is wonderful and can be terrible. The thing is learning ...

Ashland, The anchor of Northeast Kentucky: history of Ashland