CRM Archive Issue 21-11 Understanding the Past

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Volume 21
No. 11

Understanding the Past

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Practicing History in the Public Interest

Josie Fernandez

Presenting History to the Public -

The Study of Memory and the Uses of the Past

David Glassberg

Seneca Falls Remembered -

Celebrations of the 1848 First Women's Rights Convention

Vivien Ellen Rose

Honor the Past, Imagine the Future

Hillary Rodham Clinton

Celebrating the Illinois and Michigan Canal

George D. Berndt

The 2003 Centennial of Flight -

Aerospace Historians and the Challenge of Commemoration

Roger D. Launius

The Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo -

Forgotten or Remembered?

Art Gomez

Observing the Civil War Centennial -

Rhetoric, Reality, and the Bounds of Selective Memory

Mary Munsell Abroe

A Spy Named Whitney

Milagros Flores Roman

A Splendid Little War

Alan Sweeney

Hope and Glory -

The Centennial Celebration of the Monument to Robert Gould Shaw and the 54th Massachusetts Regiment

Martin Blatt

Great Events in Canadian Women's History -

Celebrations and Commemorations

Luce Vermette

Structuring Memory -

The Haymarket Martyrs' Monument

Robin F. Bachin

Women and the Spanish-American War

Teresa Prados-Torreira

American Women Nurses in the Spanish-American War

Mark R. Barnes

Human Rights Declaration Turns 50

Allida M. Black

On the Road to Equality

Eugene Fleming

Celebrating the Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.

Carol Ash

Centennial 2002 -

Bureau of Reclamation

Brit Allan Storey

A Decade of Rediscovery at Fort Clatsop National Memorial Encampment Bicentennial -

Lewis and Clark Winter

Cynthia L. Orlando

The American Way of Memory

Dwight T. Pitcaithley