Archive for November, 2010
Portraying violence in public history (part 2): the limits of empathy and the barrier violence can be
Posted by: The staff on November 30, 2010
Portraying violence in public history (Part 1 of 2)
Posted by: The staff on November 28, 2010
Slavery and secession in Fredericksburg–Marye’s views
Posted by: The staff on November 23, 2010
The mystery of public appeal
Posted by: The staff on November 21, 2010
War at Our Doors
Posted by: The staff on November 18, 2010
A future king visits Fredericksburg–and the slaves hope
Posted by: The staff on November 15, 2010
Choices
Posted by: The staff on November 12, 2010
When an exhibit becomes an artifact: the remarkable Hanover Street diorama, perhaps the oldest exhibit in the NPS
Posted by: The staff on November 10, 2010
More on the slave crossing image
Posted by: The staff on November 9, 2010
Context matters: the contrasting narratives of John Washington and Noah Davis, Fredericksburg slaves (with a Patton connection)
Posted by: The staff on November 3, 2010
