Written by Manhattan Beach historian Jan Dennis, "A Thread in the Tapestry" tells the story of the development of El Camino Real, now known as Sepulveda Boulevard. It includes photographs and text detailing the history of the longstanding highway.

This 200-page coffee table book includes more than 250 photographs that show the story of Manhattan Beach as if grew from a land of sand dunes to the popular beachfront town it is today.

"Shadows on the Dunes" tells the architectural history of Manhattan Beach. Highlights include the evolution of the beach cottage to the megamansion that has taken its place. This 200-page hardcover book shares the stories and pictures of the ever-growing town.

Women have been at the heart of the Manhattan Beach community since its inception, and "Skirts Across the Sand" tells the stories of some of the lesser-known figures of Manhattan Beach History. It's a 200-page hardcover book full of pictures and history.

The Manhattan Beach Fire Department began as a group of local volunteers before becoming an organized network of first responders. Discover their history in the most recent book from Manhattan Beach historian Jan Dennis. 

"I'll Take Manhattan" is a pictorial history of Manhattan Beach, CA. It includes some of the most popular images in the Historical Society's collection in one hardcover book. 

Not only does "Manhattan Beach 90266" feature iconic images from the birth of the seaside town to the end of the 20th Century, but it also includes personal recollections from pioneer residents.