Leonard Everett Fisher

A history of woodworking craftsmen in colonial America, describing their tools, materials, and workmanship.

Offers brief biographical sketches of the twelve gods and goddesses that reside on Mount Olympus including such information as their Roman names, their parents, and the symbols that represent them.

Describes the encounter between the cyclops Polyphemus and Odysseus and his men after the end of the Trojan War.

Recounts the history of one of the largest monuments in the world, including how it was executed in France, shipped to America, and erected in New York Harbor.

Retells the Greek myth of the hero Theseus and his battle with the bull-headed monster called the Minotaur.

A biography of the prolific inventor who had a keen interest in voice and sound and who worked tirelessly on behalf of deaf people.

Jason and his crew of Argonauts set sail on his ship the Argo in search of the golden fleece.

Characterizes the Tower and its people during the turbulent years of the forming of the British nation from 1078 through 1666.

Examines the life and discoveries of the noted mathematician, physicist, and astronomer, whose work changed the course of science.