Blending his love of Pennsylvania Dutch folk art with his formal training in modern and traditional sculpture, Marshall D. Rumbaugh carved a diverse range of figural, geometric, and functional works of art that explored his roots as a native of Northeastern Pennsylvania. This book features some of his artistic works in wood and stone. Categories include Sacred Sculpture Study in Oberammergau, Germany; Pennsylvania Figures: Expressions of Piety, Tradition & Humanity; Painted Chests & Cupboards: Folk Art in Miniature; Blessing the House & Home: Traditional Date Stones & House Blessings; Butter Molds & Dairy Presses: Chip-Carving in Early Pennsylvania & European Styles; and Grandmothers' Houses: Architectural Boxes of Rural Pennsylvania. (63pp. full-color illus. PGCHC, 2026.)