Add to ORKGGrace Heffernan ’23Majors: History/Secondary EducationFaculty Mentors: Dr. Darra Mulderry, and Osama Siddiqui, History and Classics This project examines how memorialization practices – such as Memorial Day, veterans’ organizations, and monuments – developed in the small towns of America in the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries. Focusing in particular on Norfolk County, Massachusetts, the project shows how small towns memorialized soldiers who fought in the American Civil War and how these memorial practices changed during and after the Great War as communities grappled with the loss of life in a war fought overseas. Drawing on research from local historical archives, the project offers an original and untold narrative of war, m...
This monument recognizes individual Hebron residents who served in The Civil War, the Spanish Americ...
The period between the Civil War and World War I was the first great age of public art in the United...
By the time he came to Adams County in 1909, John Esch had been a Wisconsin representative to the U....
Grace Heffernan ’23Majors: History/Secondary EducationFaculty Mentors: Dr. Darra Mulderry, and Osama...
The emotional and psychological damage wrought by the Great War has long been rendered exceptional. ...
To better understand the American experience of the Great War, one must look at it through the lens ...
To better understand the American experience of the Great War, one must look at it through the lens ...
Saving Corporal Gresham examines a local hero, Corporal James Bethel Gresham, and the story surround...
The Soldiers and Sailors Monument is perhaps one of the most impressive and beautiful war memorials ...
Building upon the work of key writers such as Jay Winter and Robert Bushaway, this work\ud examines ...
An honor roll containing a pictorial record of the gallant and courageous men from Lincoln County, S...
Memories in Stone: The Confederate Catawba Monument Controversies surrounding Confederate monuments ...
Thirty-five years after the Civil War came to an end the people of Easton, Pennsylvania erected a mo...
This thesis project argues that memorials constructed after 9/11 were designed specifically in a way...
The changes inscribed by a century of public interaction with local First World War memorials alter ...
This monument recognizes individual Hebron residents who served in The Civil War, the Spanish Americ...
The period between the Civil War and World War I was the first great age of public art in the United...
By the time he came to Adams County in 1909, John Esch had been a Wisconsin representative to the U....
Grace Heffernan ’23Majors: History/Secondary EducationFaculty Mentors: Dr. Darra Mulderry, and Osama...
The emotional and psychological damage wrought by the Great War has long been rendered exceptional. ...
To better understand the American experience of the Great War, one must look at it through the lens ...
To better understand the American experience of the Great War, one must look at it through the lens ...
Saving Corporal Gresham examines a local hero, Corporal James Bethel Gresham, and the story surround...
The Soldiers and Sailors Monument is perhaps one of the most impressive and beautiful war memorials ...
Building upon the work of key writers such as Jay Winter and Robert Bushaway, this work\ud examines ...
An honor roll containing a pictorial record of the gallant and courageous men from Lincoln County, S...
Memories in Stone: The Confederate Catawba Monument Controversies surrounding Confederate monuments ...
Thirty-five years after the Civil War came to an end the people of Easton, Pennsylvania erected a mo...
This thesis project argues that memorials constructed after 9/11 were designed specifically in a way...
The changes inscribed by a century of public interaction with local First World War memorials alter ...
This monument recognizes individual Hebron residents who served in The Civil War, the Spanish Americ...
The period between the Civil War and World War I was the first great age of public art in the United...
By the time he came to Adams County in 1909, John Esch had been a Wisconsin representative to the U....