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Restoring women's history through historic preservation
Gail Lee. Dubrow and Jennifer B. Goodman
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Frontmatter
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Acknowledgments (page ix)
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CHAPTER 1 Restoring Women's History through Historic Preservation: Recent Developments in Scholarship and Public Historical Practice (Gail Lee Dubrow, page 1)
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PART I Documenting the History of Women in Preservation
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CHAPTER 2 Women in the Nineteenth‒Century Preservation Movement (Barbara J. Howe, page 17)
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CHAPTER 3 Special Places Saved: The Role of Women in Preserving the American Landscape (Shaun Eyring, page 37)
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CHAPTER 4 Four African American Women on the National Landscape (Fath Davis Ruffins, page 58)
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PART II Revisiting Women's Lives at Historic Houses and Museums
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CHAPTER 5 Uncovering and Interpreting Women's History at Historic House Museums (Patricia West, page 83)
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CHAPTER 6 Domestic Work Portrayed: Philadelphia's Restored Bishop William White House‒A Case Study (Karie Diethorn with John Bacon, page 96)
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CHAPTER 7 Putting Women in Their Place: Methods and Sources for Including Women's History in Museums and Historic Sites (Edith Mayo, page 111)
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PART III Claiming New Space for Women in the Built Environment and Cultural Landscape
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CHAPTER 8 Rooms of Their Own: The Nurses' Residences at Montreal's Royal Victoria Hospital (Annmarie Adams, page 131)
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CHAPTER 9 On the Inside: Preserving Women's History in American Libraries (Abigail A. Van Slyck, page 145)
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CHAPTER 10 Women in the Southern West Virginia Coalfields (Susan M. Pierce, page 161)
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CHAPTER 11 "A Night with Venus, a Moon with Mercury": The Archaeology of Prostitution in Historic Los Angeles (Julia G. Costello, page 177)
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PART IV Exemplary Projects
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CHAPTER 12 The Power of Place: Project Claiming Women's History in the Urban Landscape (Dolores Hayden, page 199)
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CHAPTER 13 Best Practices for Saving Women's Heritage Sites: Nonprofit Case Studies (Jennifer B. Goodman, page 214)
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CHAPTER 14 "It's a Wide Community Indeed": Alliances and Issues in Creating Women's Rights National Historical Park, Seneca Falls, New York (Judith Wellman, page 230)
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CHAPTER 15 "Raising Our Sites": A Pilot Project for Integrating Women's History into Museums (Kim Moon, page 248)
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CHAPTER 16 Finding Her Place: Integrating Women's History into Historic Preservation in Georgia (Leslie N. Sharp, page 263)
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CHAPTER 17 Blazing Trails with Pink Triangles and Rainbow Flags: Improving the Preservation and Interpretation of Gay and Lesbian Heritage (Gail Lee Dubrow, page 281)
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PART V Toward an Inclusive Agenda for Preservation Policy and Practice
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CHAPTER 18 Searching for Women in the National Register of Historic Places (Carol D. Shull, page 303)
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CHAPTER 19 Reflections on Federal Policy and Its Impact on Understanding Women's Past at Historic Sites (Page Putnam Miller, page 318)
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CHAPTER 20 Parks Canada and Women's History (Alan B. McCullough, page 337)
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AFTERWORD Proceeding from Here (Heather A. Huyck, page 355)
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Appendix A: Participants in the Pilot of "Raising our Sites: Women's History in Pennsylvania" (page 365)
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Appendix B: Women, Women's Organizations, and Buildings Related to Women Which Have Been Commemorated by the Canadian Minister Responsible for National Historic Sites (page 367)
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Notes (page 371)
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List of Contributors (page 429)
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Index (page 435)
Journal Abbreviation | Label | URL |
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APT | 34.4 (2003): 53 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/1504872 |
PHist | 26.4 (Autumn, 2004): 119-121 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/3378854 |
WRB | 21.12 (Sep. 2004): 23-24 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/4024493 |
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Published: c2003
Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
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