Pam Bendishaw has fed the hungry folks of Uniontown, Pennsylvania for three decades. Strip-fried zucchini with ranch dressing, seafood Alfredo, blackened chicken salads, oh my Author Marci Lynn McGuinness brings you a collection of the recipes that have had throngs of customers following Pam around Uniontown. The recipe for her Prime Rib is worth much more than the price of this book McGuinness adds a little humor throughout the little book filled with BIG SECRETS

Forty pages of action with times filled in. The Summit Mountain Hill Climbs of Uniontown, Pennsylvania ran three miles from Hopwood to the top of Summit Mountain. This 1915 program takes you to the mountain with 25,000 onlookers and Indy 500 winner Ralph DePalma. The original program was donated to author, Marci McGuinness, by Gary Cooper of Charleroi, PA. A year after this pro race, coal, auto and film barons joined famed driver (beat DePalma ), Charlie Johnson to build the fastest board track in America, the Uniontown Speedway. Some of the 1915 Summit Mt. Hill Climb Drivers: Denny Hickey - Metz A.D. Spencer - Buick Ralph DePalma - Mercedes Charlie Johnson - Packard Guy Woodward - Ford Joe Dawson - Marmon I.P. Fetterman - Simplex Joe Boyce - Hispanosuiza

Some spirits never leave until a mystery is solved. Six weeks after the Uniontown Speedway board track president ran to Cuba with the money, his attorney, Senator William Crane, passed away. That was 1922. Today at the Christian W. Klay Winery in Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania, the Senator watches out the studio window, waiting to be set free. Marty has worked at the winery for almost two decades, waving to the Senator on the way to her car each evening. This night he spoke. He had never talked to anyone before. She called her cousin, Cedar Jace, and enlisted her help. Who really holds the secret to Crane's freedom? Marci Lynn McGuinness, cleverly weaves Laurel Highland legends, dead and alive, into her fictional tale, Murder in the Vineyard.

Join the Duesenberg brothers, Louis Chevrolet, Barney Oldfield, Ralph DePalma, Jimmy Murphy, Tommy Milton, Denny Hickey, George Titlow, Universal Films President and founder, Carl Laemmle, film stars and coal barons, at the grand Uniontown Speedway board track, their playground from 1916 - 1922. Speedway Kings of Southwestern Pennsylvania takes you on a journey from the beginning of the film and auto industries through 100 years of racing history. Interviews with L.J. Dennis, the Bendishaw brothers, Dick Rugh, and dozens more. Over 200 never before seen photographs from the Uniontown Speedway board track, Guseman's Uniontown Speedway, Morgantown Speedway, Jennerstown Speedway, Interstate 79, Motordrome 70, Heidelburg Speedway, Elkins Speedway, and the Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex. This is Author Marci Lynn McGuinness' second book on the Uniontown Speedway board track. Her title, "Yesteryear at the Uniontown Speedway, was published in 1996. She has also written a screenplay about the story behind the track's nationally famous rein. This collector's dream includes photos of Tommy Milton's car on fire, Carl Laemmle, Ralph Mulford, and Louis Chevrolet with the Universal Films Trophy, Barney Oldfiled's Golden Submarine, L.J. Dennis' Rainbow 7, Banty Workman's Beast...Enjoy

Lillian McCahan was the Ohiopyle Western Maryland Railroad Agent during World War II. She had already written several books including This Little Town, in 1940. It chronicled Ohiopyle life and happenings for one year. During the war she wrote a column, Our Soldiers, in the local publication, The Messenger. Through her column, she kept local soldiers up to date on where each of them were and what was happening to them. Each month, for almost four years, she mailed them to the men all over the world. Oftentimes, she published the letters they sent to her. From September 1946 through September 1947, McCahan wrote the book, That Little Town, sharing what was happening with the soldiers who were "lucky" enough to return home. This book was never published, but the original manuscript was donated to author Marci Lynn McGuinness, along with 100 of the soldier's letters. The new book, Ohiopyle, That Little Town, WWII, combines McCahan's manuscript and columns with the soldier's letters. From Pearl Harbor to the last soldier home, McCahan takes you back to a time when hundreds of people lived in the borough, and 150 local young men were away at war. In 1948, McCahan went on to prompt the preservation of Ohiopyle's Ferncliff Peninsula and scenic riverside mountains.

Who is burning the quaint shops of Chesapeake Bay tourist village, St. Michaels, Maryland? Writer, Cedar Jace, moves to St. Michaels just as her friend's crab shack is burnt, the fourth in a series of Talbot Street arsons. When Cedar finds the Fire Chief's wife dead in an ice cream shop fire, her life is on the line. She fights back by starting "The St. Michaels News" and teaming up with Tilghman native, Private Investigator, Erich McKnight. Are they a match for the St. Michaels Fire Bug? Will St. Micahels ever return to their quiet, waterside lifestyle?

This book re-examines what love actually is, versus how love is commonly presented. Jay Vincent and Marcy Lynn have lived what they are presenting for 21 years. Instead of accepting the fear based triggers of standard relationships, you will see in this book how to eliminate your worry, and replacing it with winning. Marriages are failing at fifty percent for first marriages, and up to eighty percent for second marriages. The system is not only broken, it is demanding more than one option. This book covers jealousy, cheating, how to cheat-proof your relationship, how to communicate through to full honesty in your relationship, suggestions on how to bring up the subject of non-monogamy with your partner, and many other high-level tools that are powerful tools you can use to change your life. Jay tells about extramarital affairs that he had, which caused him to hold onto guilt, shame, and fear about being discovered for years. You will then see the way this was brought out in conversation, and how it was very easily transitioned into full honesty in their relationship. Overall, this book is a game changer

Gone to Ohiopyle by Marci Lynn McGuinness is an illustrated history of the development of the National Pike, Fort Necessity, the French & Indian War and Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania, starring Chief Nemacolin, George Washington, General Braddock, Tom Fossit, Congressman Andrew Stewart and Frank Lloyd Wright. Colby Love's illustrations lead you to relive cutting the National Pike out through the rough mountains, the battle at Fort Necessity, General Braddock's demise, Congressman Andrew Stewart developing the Ohiopyle Falls area, Fallingwater's beginnings and the first commercial white water rafting trip in the country. Millions have "Gone to Ohiopyle" since these adventurers carved out nature's paradise along the Youghiogheny River in southwestern Pennsylvania.

Marci McGuinness brings you her fictional short stories including "Murder in Ohiopyle." If you are a litterbug, you need to read this book Other Incidents include Poor Harry, A Song For Lester, Killjoy Cookie and Makin' Change.

Message of the Sacred Buffalo features the White and Black Sacred Buffalo residing at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort in Farmington, Pennsylvania. The Buffalo tell their story to a group of students in this beautifully illustrated picture book. Message of the Sacred Buffalo is dedicated to the children of the world in hopes of instilling a less materialistic, more thoughtful, way.

The historic Stone House on Pennsylvania's National Pike in Farmington is depicted. Over 70 photographs, interviews (one with former owner Fannie Ross) and stories of founder Congressman Andrew Stewart and the infamous George Titlow make this a collector's favorite.

Almost 200 vintage photographs and histories of the Smithfiled, Point Marion area in southwestern Pennsylvania. Includes the legend and photo of famous desperados, The Cooley Gang."

Author and Publisher, MArci McGuinness' second collection of vintage photographs of the Ohiopyle region and its people. Back by popular demand First Printing 1994. Third Printing 2008.