This is for me, so there's no great rush.  It also isn't fiction, but maybe someone here will recognize it.

Some years ago--I can't even remember when, except that it was probably since 1999--I read a nonfiction book about the life and institutions of small towns, probably before WW2.  I don't remember the title or the author (and how many times do we all hear *that*?); I only remember that the dj was some sort of photo with a dark, piney-green sort of border.  Inside there were many photos, some color, some sepia, dating from about the 1890's on.  The chapters covered things like holidays, courtship, and so on.  I know I bought a copy for myself; now I can't find it in my personal library or the one here in town (which I know is where I originally borrowed it--it may, of course, have been pruned).  I looked in my Amazon history and don't see it.

Does anyone recognize this book?  I want to replace my missing copy.
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