Cape May began as Cape May Island, where families journeyed to enjoy wide white beaches and gentle surf during the early nineteenth century. With the advent of steamships and railroads, the quiet village soon became America's first seaside resort town. Despite its charm and elegance, visitors slowed in the 1880s, as a series of mysterious fires claimed some of its most beloved structures. As the twentieth century dawned, Cape May's failure to modernize ultimately became its salvation. By the 1960s, visitors were once again flocking to this seaside destination to enjoy its quaint Victorian charm. Experience the elegant Chalfonte Hotel, stately Congress Hall and the classic Cape May Boardwalk with local historian Emil Salvini.

A newly updated edition of this single-sided folded sheet map of the Isle of Wight, giving everything you need for a holiday or day trip.

Whether you want to enjoy the extraordinary coastal walks or be regal at Osbourne House, the map features all the key camping and caravan sites, castles, craft centres, historic houses, marinas and slipways, museums, gardens, sports venues, theme parks, walking and cycling routes, and wildlife parks.

With wineries and ancient churches, amazing sailing and exceptional landscapes, the Isle of Wight has much to offer. Charles I was imprisoned on the island during the Civil War at Carisbrooke Castle and there are botanical gardens to wander at your leisure. The famous Needles are must-visit and welcoming seaside towns are clearly marked for easy navigation.

There are six clear town centre street maps: Cowes, Newport, Ryde, Sandown, Shanklin and Ventnor to ensure you never get lost.

With a clear, user-friendly mapping style, this map provides all the information that visitors and locals need to find their way around the island.

Interpretation and Tour Leadership: Principles and Practices of Tour Guiding is a complete manual to tour guiding that is based on the author's first-hand experience of training more than 3000 tour guides. With a practical hands-on focus, it guides the reader through the key roles and responsibilities of a tour guide from interpretation techniques, leading visitors in difference scenarios, dealing tricky situations to setting up a tour guiding business. Packed with real life international case studies, each chapter follows a thorough pedagogic structure which includes features such as training objectives, key terms, theory highlights, assignments, further reading and links to videos.

This utterly authentic and exciting memoir is presented without embellishment. Between 1971 and 1974, English born Julian Hamer traveled for three years in West Africa, catching and exporting reptiles and amphibians back to Europe. This involved living in the bush sometimes far from civilization and for months at a time. During the course of these extraordinary adventures, he and his colleague, Karl Bishop, an Austrian, experienced Africa at a time when many new countries had only recently come into being after a long colonial history. The cultures of the many peoples as well as the fauna are beautifully and intimately described through a direct experience of life in the bush lived as the rural Africans themselves experienced it.

In Historic Columbus Crimes, the father-daughter team of David Meyers and Elise Meyers Walker looks back at sixteen tales of murder, mystery and mayhem culled from city history. Take the rock star slain by a troubled fan or the drag queen slashed to death by a would-be ninja. Then there's the writer who died acting out the plot of his next book, the minister's wife incinerated in the parsonage furnace and a couple of serial killers who outdid the Son of Sam. Not to mention a gunfight at Broad and High, grave-robbing medical students, the bloodiest day in FBI history and other fascinating stories of crime and tragedy. They're all here, and they're all true