The Shaping of Historical Memory: Collecting the Artifacts of America's Past, 1790-1840

The following research papers were written by students in the 1999 seminar, "The Shaping of Historical Memory: Collecting the Artifacts of America's Past, 1790-1840," under the supervision of Barnes Riznik.

• "Changing Values Mary Rowlandson and King Philip's War," by Susan Burke
• "Presenting the Garrison House Myth: A Case Study in Interpretation at Fruitlands Museums," by Jodi DeProfio
• "Deconstructing the Great Awakening," by Hans Ericsson
• "A Three-Ring Show: A Study of the Circus, its Performances, and its Advertising," by Stephanie Janeczko
• "Popular American History: A Closer Look into George Bancroft's History of the United States and Ken Burns' The Civil War," by Michael Los
• "The Story of Memories of the Wayside Inn," by Kelly K. McCarthy
• "Quilting American Memory," by Victoria M. Melin
• "Inventing History: A Look at the Sources and Impact of Washington Irving's A History of New York," by Patricia I. Parsons
• "Interpreting Benjamin Franklin," by Chad Richard
• "From Plantation Mistress to Mothers of the Confederacy to Scarlett O'Hara: The Southern Lady, A Romanticized Depiction of American Historical Memory," by Pallavi Veera