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YearAuthorTitleContent Category
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2022Lauderdale, JimPrologue: The Future of the Past ALHFAM
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2022Lopez, Carol KennisEditor's NoteALHFAM
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2022Arnez, Deb and Susan ReckseidlerPast Presidents' AddressALHFAM
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2022Krise, CharleneConference Keynote AddressEducation/Interpretation
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2022McConaghy, Lorraine and Judy BentleyCharles MItchell Case Study: Researching and Presenting the MarginalizedResearch/Curatorial
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2022Rainsong, KarenResponding to a Need: "Pueblos" Spanish Summer CampsEducation/Interpretation
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2022Gilreath, Heather
Trasforming Spaces and Shifting Paradigms: A New Interpretation for the Exchange Place Cook's Cabin
Research/Curatorial
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2022Lee, Vertie
Ending Erasusre at the John Dickinson Plantation (Recognizing African Americans in the Cultural Landscape)
Research/Curatorial
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2022Fenimore, Annie
Research and Interpreatatino at the John Dickinson Plantation (Recognizing African Americans in the Cultural Landscape)
Education/Interpretation
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2022Henry, Gloria
Partnerships and Potential Funding Sources (Recognizing African Americans in the Cultural Landscape)
Administration
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2022Katz-Hyman, MarthaFurnishing for DiversityResearch/Curatorial
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2022Rudrud, ElizabethForty Nisqually: Indigenous VoicesResearch/Curatorial
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2022Friesen, Peter A.Unvarnished History: Creating Engaging Programs and Exhibits without the WhitewashEducation/Interpretation
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2022Kelleher, TomHistorical Interpretation 101Education/Interpretation
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2022Kriebel, RickA Simple Shopping Sample: Identifying the Best Reproductions for Your NeedsResearch/Curatorial
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2022Dillon, ClarissaMaking and Eighteenth-Century Linen CondomLiving History/Museology
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2022Bent, SarahPlanning for Success(ion): Creating a Guide to Ease Professional TransitionsAdministration
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2022Evans, LindaLooking Through a Different LensResearch/Curatorial
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2022
Muney, Lauren; Sonrisa Crespin, Pete Watson, Claus Kropp, Ben Baumgartner
Creating Easy Skill Clip VideosLiving History/Museology
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2022Loehndorf, AaronHow Do I Label That?Research/Curatorial
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2022Otto, Cecilia "Cece"Singing the Past Back to Life in the Twenty-first CenturyLiving History/Museology
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2022Dragon, Colby
Making History, Creating Narratives: The Stories Within the Walls of Fort Nisqually Living History Museum
Education/Interpretation
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2022Kropp, Claus, and Lauren Muney
Experimenting with the Past--Learning for Tomorrow: The Lauresham Open Air Laboratory for Experimental Archaeology
Living History/Museology
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2022Reid, Debra A. Will there be a Future without the Past? ALHFAM and SustainabilityALHFAM
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2022Corson, BarbaraThe Community Cow in the Past, Present, and FutureAgriculture/Livestock
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2022Lopez, Carol KennisA Cultural Feast: Sampling Conference Sessions, Workshops, and Field TripsALHFAM
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2021Braden, Donna R.Foreword and IntroductionALHFAM
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2021Matelic, CandaceIntroduction, Sustainability Track: The Many Dimensions of SustainabilityALHFAM
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2021Worts, DouglasKeynote: Creating a Culture of Sustainability--What Could it Mean For You?ALHFAM
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2021
Matelic, Candace, Pete Watson and Jeff Pavlik
One Future for Living History: Sustainability Skills!Living History/Museology
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2021Matelic, CandaceEngaging Community, Addressing What MattersLiving History/Museology
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2021Butler, TonyMaking the Museum with People in MindLiving History/Museology
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2021Daenen, Sofia
Global Sustainability: Open-Air Museums and the United Nations Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs)
Living History/Museology
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2021Reid, Debra A.Deeper Furrows: Agricultural History, Practice, RelevanceLiving History/Museology
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2021Watson, Pete
“Share the Harvest”: An Example of a Living History Farm Serving Community during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Living History/Museology
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2021Burchill, Kerry-LeighFeeding Curiosity for Sustainable AgricultureEducation/Interpretation
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Harris, Donna Ann, and Heidi Glatfelter Schlag
Operational Sustainability: How Innovative Programming Can Strengthen and Sustain Historic Sites
Education/Interpretation
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2021Payne, BethThe Dudley Farm: Moving from the Nineteenth Century to the Twenty-First and BeyondLiving History/Museology
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2021Harrison, SarahPioneer Village Museums: Relics of the Past or Dynamic Visions of the Future?Living History/Museology
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2021Staggs, TonyaOld Dogs & New Tricks: How Social Media Brought New Audiences to Old MuseumsLiving History/Museology
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2021Braden, Donna R.Introduction, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion TrackLiving History/Museology
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2021Coleman, ChristyWhat Life Was Like: Moving from Nostalgia to Relevance (editor’s transcription)Living History/Museology
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2021McKnight, Cheyney
Editor’s Synopsis: Cheyney McKinight’s Recommendations and Experiences Interpreting Slavery and Race at Living History Sites
Education/Interpretation
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2021Paynter, BradenEditor's Synopsis: "Living Futures"Living History/Museology
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2021Sack, Donna K., and Susie WilkeningEditor’s Synopsis: “American Perspectives on Bias, Trust, and Inclusive History”Education/Interpretation
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2021Kelleher, TomUncomfortable Truths: Interpreting Race in Early New EnglandEducation/Interpretation
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2021
Green, Theodore T. R., and Andrea Lassanske
Storytelling as Voice: Uncovering the Marginalized, Disenfranchised, and Unheard Voices to Help Us Study Social Justice Issues
Education/Interpretation
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2021Cosentino, QuinnMuseums and Relationships: The Human Side of Tackling Tough TopicsEducation/Interpretation
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2021Carle, KandieHow Dare You? Telling a Cultural Story That is Not Your OwnEducation/Interpretation
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2021Jarrett, Susan
Invisible No More: The Women Who Helped Win the Great War—Farmerettes, Spies and Switchers
Research/Curatorial
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2021Griffin-Kremer, CozetteNetworking for Working Animals in Museums and Living History SitesAgriculture/Livestock
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2021Corson, BarbaraLivestock Conformation for Historic Farmers and Others (author’s outline)Agriculture/Livestock
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2021Barr, ChuckSeed SavingAgriculture/Livestock
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2021Friesen, Peter A.Hemp, History, and Your Museum: Bringing Hemp Agriculture to Your SiteAgriculture/Livestock
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2021Dillon, Clarissa F.That Was Then, This Is Now: A Consideration of Historic FoodwaysResearch/Curatorial
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2021Vickers, Melissa
Culinary Construction: Exploring Avenues of Creating, Reviving, or Expanding Historic Foodways Classes
Education/Interpretation
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2021Evans, Tracie
Making Choices between Authenticity, Preservation and Programming: Curating at a Living History Site
Education/Interpretation
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McCabe, Jim, Cayla Osgood and Kathleen Ochmanski
Mobilizing a Monumental Collection: The Move to The Henry Ford’s New Collection Storage Facility
Administration
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2021Fidler, EvelynBest Practices for Handling and Disposal of Hazardous Material in Your CollectionAdministration
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2021Greer, Matthew C.Archaeological Materials and Museum CollectionsResearch/Curatorial
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2021Kriebel, Rick, and Tom ReitzArchaeology and NAGPRAResearch/Curatorial
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2021Kriebel, RickALHFAM Sites and Archaeology Research/Curatorial
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2021Otto, Cecilia "Cece"
“Save Your Voice” for Your Site: Vocal Health Preservation in the Time of COVID and Beyond
Education/Interpretation
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2021Furler, MegCostuming a Pandemic: Considerations for Costume DesignersEducation/Interpretation
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2021
Decker, Juilee, Amanda Doherty, Gary D. Jacobs and Joe Geigel
Stitching Together Past and Present: Our Experiences with Costumed Interpretation and Virtual Reality
Education/Interpretation
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2021
Putman, Tyler, R. Benjamin Bartgis, Tim Abbott, Elizabeth Sulock, James Hollister
Living History Events: Looking Ahead to the American SemiquincentennialEducation/Interpretation
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2021Muney, Laruen, and Lane SampleIntroducing Virtual Walkthroughs and 3D Object ToursEducation/Interpretation
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2021Oberg, Caren S. “Aren't You Hot In That?”: How Visitors Use Period Clothing to Understand HistoryEducation/Interpretation
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2021Cannon, KatieHistory Myths: Why People Believe Them and What to Do About ItEducation/Interpretation
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2020Kelleher, TomALHFAM Annual Conference 2020: The Conference That Wasn’tALHFAM
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2020Kley, Ron
For The Record: A Thumbnail History of ALHFAM’s Annual Conference “Proceedings” (aka ALHFAM “Annual”)
ALHFAM
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2020Braden, Donna R.The Enduring Power of Historical EnvironmentsResearch/Curatorial
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2020Carle, Kandie and Kay DemlowClothes Make the CharacterResearch/Curatorial
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2020Corson, Barbara“He Don’t Look So Good!”: Assessing Animal Health at Farm MuseumsAgriculture/Livestock
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2020Katz-Hyman, Martha and Mick WoodcockKeeping It Current: Updating the Historic House Furnishing PlanResearch/Curatorial
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2020Kropp, ClausEarly Medieval Agriculture in Experiment: Learning from the Past for the FutureAgriculture/Livestock
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Muney, Laruen, Pete Watson, and William Schultz
Advanced SkillClip Production (But Still Basic Enough For Everybody!)Education/Interpretation
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2020Reid, Debra A.ALHFAM from the “Age of Aquarius” to the AnthropoceneALHFAM
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2020Zopes, PeterOn the Periphery: Living History from the Field to the Classroom and BackEducation/Interpretation
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2020Jones, Cliff and Debra A. Reid
Officers and Directors of the Association for Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums (1970-2020)
ALHFAM
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2020Jones, Cliff, and Debra A. Reid
Regional Representatives of the Association for Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums (1970-2020)
ALHFAM
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2020Reid, Debra A.
Standing Committee and Professional Interest Group (PIG) Chairs of the Association for Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums (1970-2020)
ALHFAM
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2020Reid, Debra A.Editors of the ALHFAM Bulletin (1970 to 2020)ALHFAM
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2020Reid, Debra A.
Continuing Good Work: ALHFAM Proceedings and their Editors (Volumes 1-43 for Conferences 1974-2020)
ALHFAM
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2020n/aPast ALHFAM Annual Meetings and Conferences (1970 to 2020)ALHFAM
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2019Cannon, KatieLove, Loss, and Annoying CoworkersAdministration
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2019Carle, Kandie, and Jim LauderdaleHair Raising IdeasEducation/Interpretation
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2019Corson, BarbaraThe Cheese Stands Alone! - Introduction to Cheese MakingEducation/Interpretation
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2019Corson, BarbaraPublic Health: It’s Not Just For BureaucratsAdministration
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2019Edwards, SarahThe Role Player Program at Upper Canada VillageEducation/Interpretation
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2019Evans, Linda, and Ellen GasserCulture Interpretation RoundtableEducation/Interpretation
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2019Goodnow, Hilary
Lessons From 70 Years of Living History: Finding Meaning in the Past and Fostering Empathy in the Present
Living History/Museology
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2019Harrison, SarahMuseum Mysteries: Historic Wallpaper—Colouring the PastResearch/Curatorial
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2019Hollander, AmyDon’t Be Afraid to Say the F Word: We Have to Go Back to the FutureLiving History/Museology
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2019Kelleher, TomA Brief History of Medicine in Early Nineteenth-Century AmericaResearch/Curatorial
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2019Keller-Scholz, Nancy
“Peas Porridge Hot, Pease Porridge Cold”: Exploring a Unique Heritage Food at Fort Nisqually
Research/Curatorial
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2019Markewitz, DarrelExperiencing Experiment: Using Experimental Archaeology in Public DemonstrationEducation/Interpretation
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2019Nizalowski, EdFloods, Tornandoes and 50 Below - OH MY!Administration
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2019Santin, BrentHome-Grown Methods for Collections Management at Upper Canada VillageResearch/Curatorial