Margaretta Archambault's Guide Book of Art, Architecture, and Historic Interests in Pennsylvania is a comprehensive guide to the rich cultural heritage of the state. The book is divided into sections that cover different regions of Pennsylvania, with detailed descriptions of the various art, architecture, and historic sites that can be found in each area.

One of the strengths of this guidebook is its detailed and informative descriptions of the various sites. Archambault provides background information on the history and significance of each location, making it easy for readers to understand and appreciate the cultural importance of the sites they are visiting.

The book is also well-organized, with clear maps and directions to help readers navigate their way through the state. Additionally, the inclusion of practical information such as hours of operation and admission fees makes this guidebook a useful tool for planning a trip to Pennsylvania.

Overall, Guide Book of Art, Architecture, and Historic Interests in Pennsylvania is a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring the cultural heritage of the state. Whether you are a tourist looking to discover new and interesting places or a local resident wanting to learn more about the history of your area, this guidebook is sure to enhance your appreciation of Pennsylvania's rich cultural heritage.

Book Description:
This book was curated by the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women for tourists' use on a journey to Pennsylvania. Each of Pennsylvania's 67 counties has its own chapter, discussing beautiful art and buildings that may be found there . These chapters were each written by a knowledgeable person from that county. While details are often sparse, the guide is an excellent starting point for individuals who wish to learn more about local history of Pennsylvania. Note: While the book was compiled in 1917, the first world war prevented its publication until 1924.

Philadelphia's Historic Firsts includes a list of all of the interesting inventions and processes created, performed, or discovered for the first time in Philadelphia. The "Commonwealth" sections are an exhaustive history of Philadelphia County and its beautiful buildings, artworks, and historical figures. Following that section, each county has a chapter, in the order in which the counties were founded.