The Louise Berger Group, Inc. prepared this 63 page monograph for the Federal Bureau of Prisons who was required to document the complex prior to its demolition in 2002 to make way for a new Federal prison. The story provides insight into the history of Wayne County, institutional farms, and peonage in the United States. It begins with a review of public health care prior to 1883, follows it through the twentieth century, Farview State Hospital's dedication in 1912 to the recovery and rehabilitation of the criminal insane, and ends with its closing in 1976. Several pages with black and white photos document the agricultural complex's architecture through its evolution and final condition in 2001. Soft covered, limited supply.

The man who wrote the lyrics to Winter Wonderland was Richard Bruning Smith- commonly known as Dick Smith. This book tells the story of Winter Wondferland and provides relfections of Dick's friends and family members never shared before. By Peter W. Becker

This 100 page soft covered book celebrates the beauty of Wayne County through the drawings of Waymart artist, William Amptman. Approximately half of the book is graphite drawings of local farms, woodlands, and streams inspired by the county's rolling countryside. The other half are pen and ink drawings of historic buildings in Wayne County which first appeared in calendars jointly produced annually by the Honesdale National Bank and the Wayne County Historical Society. All proceeds directly benefit the Building Addition Fund.