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Henry Wharton Shoemaker

    Henry Wharton Shoemaker was a notable American folklorist and historian whose work was deeply rooted in the traditions and history of Pennsylvania. He dedicated his extensive writing to preserving and disseminating cultural heritage, often focusing on the collection and presentation of local stories and lore. Shoemaker's distinctive approach involved meticulously documenting and sharing the richness of folk wisdom and historical events, thereby enhancing the understanding of regional culture. His literary legacy lies in his careful recording and sharing of folk narratives that might otherwise have been lost to time.

    Penn's Grandest Cavern; the History, Legends and Description of Penn's Cave in Centre County, Pennsy
    The Indian Steps: and Other Pennsylvania Mountain Stories; 1912
    A Week in the Blue Mountains: The Record of a Happy Outing
    The Black Bear of Pennsylvania: Ursus Americanus
    Extinct Pennsylvania Animals: The Panther And The Wolf.-pt. Ii. Black Moose, Elk, Bison, Beaver, Pine Marten, Fisher, Glutton, Canada Lynx
    The Last Of The War Governors: A Biographical Appreciation Of Colonel William Sprague, Governor Of Rhode Island, 1860-1863, With Special Reference To