Memories of a Massacre: Remembering Reconstruction in a Mid-South City
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Transforming Hindsight into Foresight: Adventures in “Applied History”
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The Public Storm: Hurricanes and the Environmental History of Modern America
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A Misplaced Massacre: Struggling over the Memory of Sand Creek
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A Monument to Mary: Memorializing George Washington’s Mother in Antebellum Virginia
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A Monumental Controversy: On the ‘Black Mammy’ Monument and Public Commemorations
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A White Historian Reads Black History: A One-Person, Homemade Public History Project
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“According to My Reckoning”: Remembering and Commemorating Slavery and Emancipation
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After Appomattox: The Significance of Reconstruction for Understanding the Meaning of the Civil War
After Charlottesville: How the Confederate Monument Debate Became a Game Changer for Historians
Asian Pacific America: The Social Power of Arts-based Community Building
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Betsy Ross: The Life Behind the Legend
Bridging across the Academic/Public History Chasm
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Can the Past Save Us? The Role of History in the Fight for Racial Justice and Multiracial Democracy
Can We Forget?: A Memorial to Enslaved Laborers at the University of Virginia
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Cellos, Canes, and Capes: A Few of My Favorite Things from the National Museum of American History’s Collection
Challenging Erasure: Settlers, Native Americans, and Freedpersons in Oklahoma Myth and Memory
Collecting Frogs and Toads: Tales from the Archives of the American Museum of Natural History
Crowbars and Blue Books: Years of Bridging Academic and Public History
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