Louisville’s residents and visitors often note the city’s proliferation of Tudor Revival architecture. From homes to businesses, churches to charities, Louisville has retained an impressive Tudor Revival collection, including several neighborhoods where it is the dominant style.
The Cambridge Journal of Anthropology
Open Call for Contributions: Reviews and Review Articles
Editor: Liana Chua, University of Cambridge
The Cambridge Journal of Anthropology
Open Call for Contributions: Reviews and Review Articles
Editor: Liana Chua, University of Cambridge
In the Shadow of The Black Stork
David Mack-Hardiman
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2019 International Conference on the American Revolution
Thursday, October 3 to Saturday, October 5, 2019
Museum of the American Revolution
America emerged from the Second World War with all the swagger of a new superpower that had just beaten fascism and was making the world safe for democracy. The postwar boom propelled unparalleled economic growth towards a bright and shiny future of atomic power and gleaming appliances.
This recent conversation on WNYC public radio, New York City, between Alison Stewart and Zaheer Ali about the oral history/public history project, "Muslims in Brooklyn," is well worth hearing in full -- both for its samples from the oral history interviews and for Ali's explanations of how to do oral history and why it matters.
I'm forwarding a message from the curator of one of my favorite NJ museums/historic houses. (I've consulted on past exhibitions there, but not this one.)
Karen 10/24/2018
Karen Reeds, PhD, FLS karenmreeds@gmail.com
Independent Exhibit Curator
Museum and Editorial Consultant
Princeton Research Forum, a community of independent scholars:
http://www.princetonresearchforum.org/
