History@Work

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• Public history on Broadway (Part 2)

  Adina Langer

  […] performances like these, regardless of their truth-telling claims, are an important means to “communicate, document, and even shape history, and allow for a level of participation and accessibility unique to performance.” Any historical representation must be judged on its merits as both history and as a particular kind of cultural work. I recently saw […]

• Identifying historic photos? Think outside the social media box

  Vanessa Macias

  […] makes a collection available as a research tool for teachers, researchers, and genealogists. The combined effort of utilizing print media and the internet will greatly increase public accessibility to the collection and will ensure that staff and interns aren’t the only people to see these beautiful portraits in the future. Check out the Casasola […]