Mapping Utica’s Religious Life
S. Brent Plate, Hamilton College
Space and Usage Evolution in Religious Structures in the Utica Area
Robert Knight, Hamilton College
Sharing Sacred Space: Possibilities and Pragmatics
Hannah Grace O’Connell and Alison Ritacco, Hamilton College
The Settling of the Mohawk Valley in James Fenimore Cooper’s Wyandotté and Walter D. Edmonds’ Drums Along the Mohawk
Barbara Rumbinas and Zygmunt Mazur, Jagiellonian University
The Black River Canal in the Writings of Walter D. Edmonds
Frank Bergmann, Utica College
William Cooper’s Vision of the Mohawk Valley Settlement in A Guide to the Wilderness
Zygmunt Mazur and Barbara Rumbinas, Jagiellonian University
Hidden Houses of Bowling Green, Kentucky: Rereading the Cultural Landscape
Margaret M. Gripshover, Western Kentucky University, and Christa A. Smith, Clemson University
Changing Landscapes: From Old Growth Forest to Suburban Sprawl
Thomas H. Rasmussen, Gainesville State College
Main Street Canandaigua Adapts to the Automobile: 1900-1930
Nathan Trombley, SUNY College at Geneseo
Rural Gas Station Reuse in South-Central Pennsylvania
Paul Marr and Claire Jantz, Shippensburg University
Molokans on the Move
Marshall E. Bowen, University of Mary Washington
Timothy G. Anderson, Ohio University
Material Culture and Ethnicity in the Pennsylvania-German Cemeteries of Central Ohio
Katie Algeo, Western Kentucky University
Cookbooks, Cellars, and Caves: Impacts of the Diffusion of Culinary Mushrooms
Capital, Labor, and the Baseball Creed: The Origins of Textile Field in Manchester, NH
Scott Roper, Castleton State College
Catskill Mountain House; Social-Spatial Delineations in an Iconic American Landscape
Courtney E. Allen, University of Pennsylvania
“Forever Kept as Wild”: The Constructed Narrative of Adirondack Tourism
Emma Newcombe, Boston University
The Convenient Sublime: Trenton Falls Visitor Origins, 1834-1870
Darrell A. Norris, SUNY College at Geneseo
“The French Connection”: Route 11 – A Biography of a Highway in Pictures
Wayne Brew, Montgomery County Community College
Untying William Dorril’s Shoes: Religion, Republicanism, and Unrefinement
Carla Cevasco, Harvard University
From Home Front to Battlefield: Clothing and Technology in the American Civil War Era
Sarah Jones Weicksel, University of Chicago
The Parlor in the Cabinet Card: Victorian Domestic Fantasies
Evelyn Montgomery, Dallas Heritage Village
Digging Up History with Spoons: What Souvenir Spoons Can Tell Us About Chicago and the Columbian Exposition of 1893
Thomas L. Bell, Western Kentucky University, and Margaret M. Gripshover, Western Kentucky University
Of a Compound Character: Post-Colonial Vernacular Architecture in the Mohawk Valley
Walter Richard Wheeler, Hartgen Archeological Associates
Diversity, Dairying, and Specialized Design: Interpreting Central New York Barns
Cynthia G. Falk, Cooperstown Graduate Program
Brookwood Point: The Evolution of an Estate from Private to Public
Michele Palmer, Cornell University
A Surface Survey of Early Mill Sites in Metropolitan Utica
Alexander R. Thomas, Utica College
Creole Houses in New Orleans
Gerald T. McNeill, Southeastern Louisiana University
New England Extended to the Southern Plains: The Yankee Three-Bay Barn in Oklahoma
Brad A. Bays, Oklahoma State University
A Mohican Station on the Upper Hudson River
Matt Lesniak, Hartgen Archeological Associates
The Lac qui Parle Dakota Mission, 1835-1854: A Critical Analysis of its Goals, Methods, Accomplishments, and Undesired Effects
Mark Rhodes, Kent State University