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Your Trusted Source for Local History Books
Arcadia Publishing is a leading publisher dedicated to preserving local and regional history across America. Since our founding, we have expanded our family of imprints to include publishers who share our commitment to celebrating cultural diversity through storytelling. Our mission focuses on connecting people with their past, communities, and one another by creating thousands of titles that explore the unique stories of towns and cities in all 50 states.

We specialize in curating customized book assortments for retailers and offer a wide range of series, including Images of America and Haunted America, written by local experts. Through partnerships with sales representatives and distributors, we provide tax-exempt wholesale options and support retailers with marketing materials, co-op programs, and innovative tools like our Store Match system.
Services
Local History Books Imprints Zip Code Search Wholesale Distribution Custom Retail Assortments Educational Resources Book Series Online Ordering Marketing Materials Co-Op Programs
Highlights and features
  • We offer over 20,000 titles exploring America's history through local perspectives
  • Our books are written by local experts and historians
  • We provide customized retail book assortments through our Store Match system
  • We partner with sales representatives nationwide for direct-to-retail support
  • We maintain a 24/7 online platform for wholesale ordering and customer service
Services
Local History Books
Our local history books explore America's towns, cities, and regions through archival photographs and narratives. Written by community experts, these titles document historical events, cultural landmarks, and local traditions. Each book preserves unique stories that reflect the character and evolution of specific locations.
Imprints
We operate multiple imprints including The History Press, Pelican Publishing, and Belt Publishing to cover diverse historical topics. Each imprint maintains specialized expertise in specific geographic regions and historical themes while adhering to our quality publishing standards.
Wholesale Distribution
Our wholesale program provides booksellers with customized inventory solutions through Store Match technology. Retailers receive dedicated account management, marketing materials, and access to over 15,000 titles for their specific market needs.
Book Series
Our book series include Images of America, Haunted America, and 250th Anniversary editions that organize titles by theme and historical significance. These collections help readers explore specific topics across multiple locations while maintaining consistent editorial standards.
Online Retail
Our website offers direct-to-consumer sales with bulk order discounts and free shipping on qualifying purchases. Customers can browse by state, subject, or series to find titles about specific historical events, locations, or cultural themes.
Questions
What types of books does Arcadia Publishing offer?
We specialize in local history books across 70+ subjects, including military history, true crime, sports history, and regional stories through series like Images of America.
Do you provide wholesale options for retailers?
Yes, we offer wholesale distribution with tax-exempt options through sales representatives, including customized assortments and marketing support for retailers.
How can I find books about my hometown?
Use our Zip Code Search tool to discover local history books about your community or explore state-specific titles through our website.
Are ebooks available for your titles?
While we primarily publish print books, select titles may be available in digital formats through our retail partners and online platforms.
Do you accept book submission proposals?
Yes, we welcome submissions from authors interested in publishing local history content. Visit our website for submission guidelines and contact information.
What educational resources do you provide?
We offer educational materials for schools and institutions, including curated book collections and resources aligned with local history curricula.