• Henry Putzel, Reporter of Decisions, U.S. Supreme Court, 1964-1979

• Joan Dunlop, formerly Executive Director of the International Women’s Health Coalition and associate at the John D. Rockefeller Family Office

• Aduei Riak, a history of one of the Lost Girls of Sudan

• Dr. Edward Morse: his expedition to Greenland with Donald MacMillan

• Three full-service retirement communities, The Highlands, Highland Green, and OceanView

• William F. Thompson, Vice President, First National Bank of Boston and founder of Boston Ventures

• A History of Rowing at Dartmouth

• Walter Lee Lingle, president of Davidson College, 1929-1941, a family history in letters

• Peter Scott, London: the story of his escape from Vienna before the Second World War and his family’s struggle through the Holocaust

• F.W. Webb, a family business established in 1866 as a wholesale distributor of plumbing, heating, and cooling products 

• Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston,“ The Gift of Experience,” interviews with hemophiliacs who contracted HIV through the infusion of tainted blood.

• Frances Rousmaniere, a history in letters of one of the first women to earn a Ph.D. from Radcliffe College and her marriage to  Harvard Business School professor

• Maine Drilling & Blasting, a family-owned and operated business founded in 1966

• The Scheidel Family Foundation: Jacksonville, Florida. The project involved more than 40 interviews and travel for interviews to Florida, Hawaii, and Japan. 

• Walpole, New Hampshire: A history of the town

• McLane Middleton, Professional Association: One of the foremost New Hampshire / Boston law firms

• Stewart Muir: A London UK property developer and lawyer    

• Phyllis Bradley, her life in Mexico in the early part of the twentieth century

• Sylvia Amschel, London: Growing up in the Jewish community in Dublin in the 1930s

• Lyle Kendrick Jones, Montana rancher

• Deborah Robertson, competitive tennis player, and Stage IV breast cancer survivor.

• Christine Sleeper, Herndon, Virginia, Overseas Red Cross Worker during World War II and award-winning Latin teacher

• Gene Eliasoph, psychotherapist, jazz musician, and World War II veteran

• The Walpole Foundation, Preservation of a Town

• McLane Middleton, 1919-2019: Anniversary of a New England Law Firm

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