Paths of History Art Publishers was conceived to satisfy a life long passion for American history.
Our interest in history is deep rooted. Some of us grew up near Ticonderoga, others Saratoga and Philadelphia. Some of us live today near places like Gettysburg, Antietam, and Manassas. Our libraries are filled with military books and historical art. It is these common bonds, and a love of God and Country, that are the foundation of our organization.
True to our work and mindful of the importance of the art we create for present and future generations, we approach each project with an eye to scholarship and a will to create something new.
We endeavor to provide on our site all the information you need to make an intelligent buying decision. When it is relevant we provide historical information that we hope will be interesting and informative.
As someone we expect shares our passion in American History and the Civil War, we hope our site becomes a favorite stop for limited edition prints and artist originals.
We look forward to hearing your comments and suggestions.
Jerry Ross
Owner/Director
(212) 673-1151
Creative Partners |
Jerry Ross |
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Major Contributors |
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| Phyllis Wissinger, Editor |
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Major Sponsors |
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Special Thanks |
Robert Trout, Historian/Author |
Michael Dreese, Historian/Author |
Ted Alexander, Historian/Author |
Patricia Wood, Pickett Society |
| Scott Hartwig, Chief Historian - Gettysburg National Military Park |
John Heiser, Historian - Gettysburg National Military Park |
| George Lomas, co-founder - Gettysburg Anniversary Committee |
| Bonnie A. Shockey, Allison-Antrim Museum |
Brian S. Wills, Department of History & Philosophy, University of Virginia
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| Stacy Allen, Chief Historian, Shiloh National Military Park |
| Rebecca A. Rose, Curator of the Museum of the Confederacy |
Cars Griggs, Research Associate, Museum of the Confederacy
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| Heather Whitacre , Manager of Photographic Collections, Museum of the Confederacy |
Richard Tritt, Photo Archivist, Cumberland County Historical Society |
Col. Keith Gibson, Director, VMI Museum Operations |
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