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Exit Papers List
| Author | Title | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Alfieri, Catherine Raymond | The SALT Center for Documentary Studies: The Documenting of Maine | Spring 1998 |
| Alfieri, Catherine Raymond | Literary Women Over the Years | Spring 1997 |
| Aston, Diane M. | A Woman's Search for Visibility: Locating a Gendered Self |
Fall 1998 |
| Aston, Diane M. | Righting the Wrongs of the Past: A Shifting Wilderness Ethic | Fall 2000 |
| Atkins, Julie | A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words: The Power of Visual Images in Shaping Perceptions of Puritan Parenting and Childhood | Fall 2001 |
| Atkins, Julie | Political Culture and the Politics of Welfoare Reform in Maine and Connecticut | Summer 2002 |
| Barbour, Chris | Captains' Wives: Together at Sea or Alone on Shore? | Spring 2001 |
| Barbour, Chris | Surviving Scarlett | Spring 2002 |
| Barton, Nancy | Cape Cod Homes: A Reflection of Post War Developments and Values from Levittown, NY to Portland ME | Fall 2002 |
| Barton, Nancy | The Good Life: A Reflection of New England as a Region in Consumer Society and Value | Spring 2005 |
| Beede, Felicity | All subjectivities [are] not created equal (Culley 8) | Fall 2003 |
| Beede, Felicity | The Indian Child Welfare Act | Summer 2005 |
| Bergman, Lance | The Changing Landscape of Marysville: "California's Oldest Little City" | Spring 2001 |
| Bergman, Lance | Nisenan Maiden: Sources of Survival and Identity | Spring 2003 |
| Billings, Katrina | Willa Cather's West: The Complexities of Land, Gender and Other Cultural Concerns | Spring 1994 |
| Black, Sue | Baskets - Carriers of Culture | Spring 1994 |
| Black, Sue | The Perley Family, 1783-1941, and Their Physical Environment - Personal Papers as a Source for Material Culture Studies | Spring 1993 |
| Brackett, Janet | "No Mean and Unworthy Profession" - Whaling and Religion in 19th Century Martha's Vineyard | Spring 1998 |
| Bracket, Janet | Creating Identity in Extraordinary Times: Journals of Women at Sea and in the Wilderness | Spring 1999 |
| Burch, Charles J. | Patriotism and Patriotic Images of New England in World War II: E.B. White, Norman Rockwell and Strong Memories of Fading Veterans | Fall 1994 |
| Burch, Charles | Comparison of the Captivity and Prisoner of War Experiences and Narratives in the American Civil War | Spring 1994 |
| Cargile, Katherine | Lewiston's Museum L-A: "A Museum With a Pulse" | Fall 2007 |
| Cargile, Katherin | The Triple-Deckers of Lewiston, Maine & Greater New England | Spring 2008 |
| Casavant, Alan | Le Maire Est La Femme: Gender and the Fall From Grace - Bonita Belanger, Mayor of Biddeford 1989-1991 | Fall 2002 |
| Casavant, Alan | Scandal | Fall 2004 |
| Christopher, Tami | The Quest for Californian Gold: Maine Individuals and the West, 1848-1888 | Spring 2001 |
| Christopher, Tami | Reconstructing the Identity and Community of a Working Class Black Woman through Letters: Addie Brown of Hartford, Connecticut, 1859-1866 | Fall 2000 |
| Cimburek, Susan | The Story of John Foster, William Hubbard and Decrease Mather or How the First Map Printed in America Fought the Myth of Declension in New England | Summer 2001 |
| Cimburek, Susan | The Culture of Richmond Island: A Case Study of a Fishing Station and the Men Who Worked There | Spring 2003 |
| Clukey, Susan | The Contradictory General Howard: A Philosophical Dichotomy in the Treatment of Minorities by General Oliver Otis Howard | Spring 1994 |
| Clukey, Sue | "You Shall See How a Slave Was Made a Man" - Bondage, Freedom, and Manhood in the Three Autobiographies of Frederick Douglass | Spring 1995 |
| Cohen, Ann | Margaret Chase Smith: The Visible Representation of Charm and Conscience | Fall 1995 |
| Cohen, Ann | The Supreme Court and Affirmative Action | Spring 1997 |
| Colby, Carol | Stockbridge Cemetery Walking Tour | Fall 2001 |
| Colby, Carol | Review of Degrees of Latitude: Maps of America from the Colonial Williamsburg Collection at the New-York Historical Society | Fall 2002 |
| Colford, Ann M. | Imagining Perfection in Camden, Maine - Mills, Money, and Maritime Heritage | Spring 1998 |
| Colford, Ann M. | "It's Just Something I Do": Routines and Rituals in Professional Hockey | Spring 1999 |
| Connelly, Angela | Do You See What I See? Anglo-American Women viewing the Southwest 1845-1870 | Spring 2007 |
| Davala, Bernard | Baxter State Park: A Culturally Created Wilderness | Spring 1997 |
| Davala, Bernard | La Rochefoucault's Travels and Agrarian Resistance in the District of Maine in the 1790s | Fall 1996 |
| Deering, Dana G. | Industrial Photography and the Wiscasset, Waterville, and Farmington Railway | Spring 1998 |
| Deering, Dana G. | Beyond Magazine Jobbery - Rowland Robinson and C.A. Stephens Reexamined | Spring 1997 |
| DeGregory, Nicole | Irish American Women's Auto-biography | Fall 2003 |
| DeGregory, Nicole | From Famine to Fortitude: Irish American Women & Manifestations of Ethnicity, Religion and Gender | Fall 2003 |
| Deschaine, Matthew | Portland's Shaarey Tphiloh Synagogue and the Jewish Architectural Tradition | Fall 2004 |
| Deschaine, Matthew | The Cultural Politics of Killing a Maine Black Bear | Spring 2005 |
| Donahue, Judith | Maine Speaks as a Constructor of Regional Images - Sex, Gender, Class and Landscape in Maine Literature | Fall 1999 |
| Donahue, Judith P. | The Maritime Roots of Freeport, Maine - A "Worldly" Village? | Fall 1999 |
| Doughty, Gilbert | Who Has the Right to Survive? An Argument for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and the Environment at Moosehead Lake | Spring 2007 |
| Doughty, Gilbert | An Ethnography and Exhibit Analysis of the Victoria Mansion | Fall 2007 |
| Dresser, Nicole | Giving Voice to the Silent: The Differences in Ernest Hebert's Darby, New Hampshire | Spring 2000 |
| Dresser, Nicole | You Are What You Wear: Clothing as Signifier Race, Class and Ethnicity in American Culture | Fall 2000 |
| Drown, Gretchen S. | The McLellan-Sweat House: A Case Study in Preservation and the Use of the Past | Fall 2001 |
| Dublin-Davis, Penny | When Goliath Wrestled Two Davids | Summer 2006 |
| Dublin-Davis, Penny | Jonesport, Maine: A Contested Othered Landscape | Spring 2007 |
| Eastman, Jeff | Focus on Region: Northeast Historic Film and The Alamo Theater Museum | Fall 2007 |
| Eastman, Jeff | A Cultural History of Folk and Country Music in Maine in The Early Broadcasting Era, The 1920s Through the 1950s | Fall 2007 |
| Eastman, L.M. | Lucify: An Island Legend | Fall 1998 |
| Eastman, L.M. | The Portland Society of Natural History: The Rise and Fall of a Great Organization | Fall 1998 |
| Eaton, Aaron | Cape Cod: A Changing Landscape Located in the Perpetual Violence of the Sea | Fall 2007 |
| Eaton, Aaron | 19th Century Popularization of the White Mountains and Mount Katahdin | Fall 2007 |
| Edmondson, Dennis D. | Contact and the Fur Trade: The Effect on the Natives of Maine | Spring 1994 |
| Edmondson, Dennis D. | While Freeport Slept | Spring 1995 |
| Ezepek, Joseph | Massachusetts Political Autobiography in the Twentieth Century | Fall 2000 |
| Ezepek, Joseph | Success through Failure: Kennebunkport at the Dawn of the 20th Century | Summer 2001 |
| Farkas, Tom | Breaking the Jam: An Examination of the Controversy that Ended Log Driving in Maine | Summer 1993 |
| Farkas, Tom | Changes in the Landscape: An Examination of the Cultural Values Manifested in the Emergence of the Village Center in Mount Vernon, Maine, from 1792 to 1892 | Fall 1993 |
| Finnegan, Joseph F. | The Transition from Company Town to Mill Town: The Biddeford-Saco Textile Strike of 1898 | Fall 1998 |
| Finnegan, Joseph F. | Preserving Culture: The Need for Historic Preservation Standards in Downtown Biddeford, Maine | Fall 2002 |
| Flagg, Nancy Neill | Going the Extra Mile: the Creation of Commercial Street | Spring 2000 |
| Flagg, Nancy Neill | Out of Place | |
| Flagg, Susanne M.M. | From Foul Flats to Status Stroll | Spring 1995 |
| Flagg, Susanne M.M. | An Angell in Norway | Fall 1994 |
| Flanagan, Deborah M. | A Tale of Two Cities: Boston and Lowell | Summer 2001 |
| Flanagan, Deborah M. | The Lowell Cemetery: "Where Art and Classic Taste Conspire" | Summer 2001 |
| Foden, Jane | Museums and Marketing | Fall 2001 |
| Foden, Jane | Visual Images Shape Culture: Yankee Magazine Covers | Spring 2002 |
| Fox, Patricia | Uncovering "Truths" in Women's Madness: The Memoirs of Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Sylvia Plath, Susan Keysen and Lauren Slater | Fall 2006 |
| Fox, Patricia | Latino/a Lives in the Americas | Summer 2006 |
| Frothingham, Pamela | The Author Existence: Emily Dickinson and Catharine Maria Sedgwick | Fall 1992 |
| Frothingham, Pamela | Keeping Things: Donald Hall's Sense of Place | Fall 1995 |
| Geibel, Victoria | Staging the West in N.C. Wyeth's Illustrations | Spring 2005 |
| Gerry, Sue | A Study of Early Yarmouth Schools | Spring 1994 |
| Gerry, Sue | Donald Hall: Poetry as Autobiography | Spring 1995 |
| Goucher, Pamela | Questioning the Boundaries: Images of Region and Gender in Laura Ingalls Wilder's "Little House" Books | Fall 1999 |
| Goucher, Pamela | Understood Dorothy: A Reappraisal of Dorothy Canfield Fisher Using Her Novel for Children, Understood Betsy | Spring 2000 |
| Grady, Rachael | Thawing the Frozen Indian - Bowdoin College's Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum: From Eskimo to Inughuit | Spring 2006 |
| Grady, Rachael | The Historic and Economic Construction of Costa Rica's Identity | Fall 2006 |
| Hall, John | Vermont Farmer Boy: Calvin Coolidge and the Changing New England Regional Identity | Fall 2006 |
| Hall, John | Katahdin Lake: The Environmental Politics of Land use and Land Access in maine | Spring 2007 |
| Henerlau, Wendy | Closing the Great Divide: How Westward Emigrants Reconstructed Home and Family in the Mid-Nineteenth Century | Spring 2005 |
| Henerlau, Wendy | Recipes for Success: The Role of Fiction in Gody's Lady's Book | Fall 2005 |
| Higgins, Cheryl | 19th Century Notions of Childhood: Harriet Beecher Stowe and the New England Child | Fall 1993 |
| Higgins, Cheryl | Maple Sugaring in Fryeburg, Maine: The Genre Art of Eastman Johnson | Spring 1993 |
| Hildreth, Gary | Portsmouth Navy Yard 1800-1877 - The Influences on Spatial Management | Spring 2006 |
| Hoppe, Diane | Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village Ethnological Study | Fall 2007 |
| Howell, Marcia | Women and Their Houses in Ruth Moore's The Weir, Spoonhandle, and Candlemas Bay | Spring 2000 |
| Howell, Marcia | The Creation of Gender and Race in Aunt Jemima Ads Found in The Ladies Home Journal from 1918 to 1920 | Fall 1999 |
| Jones, David | Peoples, Cultures and Societies in the Mexico/US Borderlands | Spring 2007 |
| Joyce, Richard A. | Childhood as an Artifact of Place: Post-Civil War America | Fall 1994 |
| Joyce, Richard A. | The "Noble Savage" and the "Savage Savage": Mythology of the Native American | Spring 1994 |
| Knowles, Barbara | The Back-to-Nature Movement 1900-1930: Cause and Effect | Fall 1990 |
| Knowles, Barbara | Miss Sarah Orne Jewett and Ms May Sarton | Fall 1992 |
| Lamaestra, Tracy | Middle Street Metamorphosis: From 1900-2006 | Spring 2007 |
| Lamaestra, Tracy | The Architectural Landscapes of Harrison Bird Brown, Charles Quincy Goodhue and John Bradley Hudson: A Visual Documentation of Portland | Fall 2007 |
| Lamb, Jack | Recovery Stories: Mental Illness and Therapy through Autobiography | Fall 2003 |
| Lamb, Jack | Becoming a Man: The Creation of a Sexual Identity | Fall 2003 |
| Lashua, Christine | Feminine Influence: Stowe's use of Northern Domesticity in Uncle Tom's Cabin | Spring 2000 |
| Lashua, Christine | Nancy Drew and the Secret of the Stratemeyer Syndicate: Or Just Who is Behind Nancy Drew and What are They Doing to Her Now | Fall 2000 |
| Lathrop, Kerry Lynn | "Clan and the Creation of Self in Selected Memoirs of Girlhood" | Fall 2006 |
| Lathrop, Kerry | Constructing a Family: Three Generations of Bowdoin Family Portraits | Fall 2007 |
| Levy, Howard | "When a Lumberman Builds": An Architectural and Historic Analysis of The Pierce Haskell House, 234 Bridge Street, Westbrook, Maine | Spring 2000 |
| Levy, Howard | Indian Identity in Scarborough Maine | Spring 2002 |
| Lyons, Dean | How the West is Depicted in Books for Children | Spring 1994 |
| Lyons, Dean | South of Lost Nation Revisited | Spring 1995 |
| Mackiewicz, Jane | Garrison (Gary) Keillor Mythmaker Extraordinaire | Fall 1994 |
| Makowski, Janice | Sarah Staples Libby: "Embedded in the New England Landscape" (Material Culture of An Eighteenth-Century Gravestone) | Fall 1996 |
| Makowski, Janice | Native American Culture of Scarborough: Pre and Post Contact | Spring 1996 |
| Marcotte, Nancy | Architecture and Memory | Fall 1993 |
| Marcotte, Nancy | "The Warm Memory of Grandmother's Kitchen": The Development of Nostalgic Architecture | Fall 2004 |
| McFarlane, Anita | Kenneth M. Curtis - Transitional Figure in Maine Government | Summer 1997 |
| McFarlane, Anita | What Happened to the Norridgewock Indians After the August 1724 Massacre? | Fall 1997 |
| McNally, Jake | Evaluating the Good Life: An Analysis of the 1970's Back-to-the-Land Movement in Maine | Summer 2002 |
| McNally, Jake | Somehow A Place: Marsden Hartley - The Writer From Maine | Spring 2002 |
| Meyn, Tom | Tracing the New England Roots of Ecofeminism | Spring 1993 |
| Meyn, Tom | Don't Fence Me In: New England Stone Walls and a Sense of Place | Fall 1994 |
| Monahan, Siobain | Helping to Create the Biggest Little City: Amusement Parks in Reno, Nevada, 1900-1915 | Spring 2005 |
| Monahan, Siobain | Images of a New Domestic Ideal: Advertisements in Life Magazine, 1945-1955 | Spring 2005 |
| Morrow, Martina | Together We Stand…? An Analysis of Community on Richmond Island in the 17th Century | Spring 2001 |
| Morrow, Martina | Visions of Place: 17th Century Interpretations of Richmond Island, Maine | Fall 2001 |
| Mudgett, Jill | Nineteenth-Century Tourism on Peak's Island, Maine: the Changing Meaning and Use of the Landscape | Spring 1998 |
| Mudgett, Jill | Change in the Rural Economy: Boot and Shoe Production in Calais, Vermont, 1829-1850 | Fall 1997 |
| Nelson, Liza | Point Lookout: A 19th Century Maine Island Resort | Fall 1994 |
| Nelson, Liza | The Development of Douglas Park, Maine or The Babbitt of Brunswick | Spring 1993 |
| Newick, Marsha | Images of Race, Class, Gender, and Regional Identity in To Kill a Mockingbird | Spring 1997 |
| Newick, Marsha | Sarah Orne Jewett Regional Writing and Her Sense of Place | Fall 1996 |
| Nielson, Charles | Rural etiquette in Oxford County, Maine | Spring 2006 |
| Nielsen, Charles | Perversity in Northern New England Fiction | Spring 2007 |
| Nourse, Rebecca | Gathering up the Fragments: The Folklore of Quilting | Fall 2002 |
| Nourse, Rebecca | Romanticizing Old New England: Nostalgia and the Colonial Revival in Autobiography | Spring 2003 |
| Nowinski, Michelle R. | John Sloan and the City as Spectacle: Constructing Images of Class Distinction, Consumer Culture, and Sexualized Working-Class Women through the Use of Looking | Fall 1999 |
| O'Connor, Jaime L. | A Closer Look at How Agricultural Fairs in Maine Represent Nature | Fall 2000 |
| O'Connor, Jaime L. | "We Climb to Conquer": The Men of the Tenth Mountain Division and Their Contribution to the West's Skiing Industry | Spring 2001 |
| O'Mahoney, Brian | Meaning of Guantanamo | Summer 2006 |
| O'Mahoney, Brian | A Town Like Empire Falls: The Importance of Class in Three Novels by Richard Russo | Fall 2005 |
| Paton, John | Letters Back Home Mainers in the California Gold Rush | Spring 2007 |
| Paton, John | Portland Harbor Museum: A Small Museum on the Rise |
Fall 2007 |
| Peasley, Tracy | Gone With the Wind: The Construction of the Southern Woman Shaped by the 1920s/1930s Image of the "New Woman" and the Woman's Film Heroine | Fall 1997 |
| Peasley, Tracy | Sanford Phippen's Construction of the "Real" Maine, "Real" Maine People, and "Real" Maine Authors | Spring 1997 |
| Petit, Nicole K. | Irish American Women's Autobiography: Ethnicity, Gender & Religion in the 20th Century | Fall 2003 |
| Petit, Nicole K. | From Famine to Fortitude: Irish American Women & Manifestations of Ethnicity, Religion and Gender | Fall 2003 |
| Phillips, Jean | What's Next? Revisionist Westerns After Dances with Wolves | Spring 2007 |
| Platt, Gina | The Visual Implications of Lynching Photography on an American Audience, 1889-2006 | Fall 2004 |
| Powers, Matthew | The Legend of Chocorua: Analysis of a Folkloric Tradition | Fall 2004 |
| Powers, Matthew | Strategies of Passing | Fall 2005 |
| Puri, Anuka | Interpretations of Place: New England, Winslow Homer and Regionalism | Fall 2000 |
| Puri, Anuka | Lives with Recipes: Cookbooks as Foodways Autobiography | Fall 2000 |
| Richardson, Cynthia A. | Along the Knife's Edge: A Brief History of Nineteenth Century Chocorua, New Hampshire: Its Environment, Culture and Legend | 1995-1996 |
| Richardson, Cynthia | The Power of Madame Restell: A Backward Gaze onto the Public Regulation of the Private Body | Spring 1996 |
| Rogan, Doreen Falcouner | A Town Divided by Tourism: Tourists of a Different Class 1880-1920 | Fall 2001 |
| Rogan, Doreen Falcouner | Indian Legends and Legendary Indians, Tourists Gather'round: Tourism, the Colonial Revival Movement and Indians - York, Maine 1876-1930 | Spring 2002 |
| Romano, Laura | Sense of Place as a Direct Correlation to Sense of Well-Being: A Study of the People of Belgrade, Maine | Fall 2001 |
| Romano, Laura | Where the Doll Sleeps: The Value of Oral History | Fall 2001 |
| Ryan, Marguerite | A Study of a Lithograph of Lawrence, Massachusetts by J.B. Bachelder | Spring 1997 |
| Ryan, Marguerite | Knitting as Material Folklore | Spring 1996 |
| Ryder, Marianne | Indian Hill: An Ideal New England Village for an Industrial City | Fall 2003 |
| Ryder, Marianne | Working in the Maine Woods: Carl Sprinchorn and the Seboeis River Drive | Spring 2003 |
| Sasser, Daryl | Border Crossings: The Destabilization of Race and Morality in Touch of Evil by Orson Wells | Spring 2001 |
| Sasser, Daryl | Acceptable Levels of Hypocrisy: An Analysis of Nature's Rights | Fall 2000 |
| Schoonover, Jim | Post World War Two America and High Noon | Spring 2000 |
| Schoonover, Jim | Thoreau and Mosher: Joe Polis and Bangor as Native American Representations | Spring 1997 |
| Shaw, Patricia T. | Sarah Haven Foster: Writer, Painter, 19th Century Feminist | |
| Shaw, Patricia T. | The Shapiro Project | Summer 1996 |
| Shearman, Patricia | Consuming Grief: Grave Markers as Material Culture in the Nineteenth Century | Spring 2007 |
| Shearman, Patricia | Cultivate Good Cheer: Ardelia Prince of Buckfield, Maine 1835-1927 Diarias as Place Narratives | Fall 2007 |
| Sikes, Sara | Picturing Geography: Cover Imagery and Composite Illustrations of School Geographics, 1870-1900 | Fall 2003 |
| Sikes, Sara | Artists' Representations of Self: The Autobiographies and Self-Portraiture of Cecilia Beaux, Marsden Hartley and Thomas Hart Bention | Fall 2003 |
| Smith, Janice M. | Born Again, American Style: An Analysis of Ethnic Immigrant Autobiography in Twentieth Century New England | Fall 2000 |
| Smith, Janice M. | Odd Bedfellows: The Relationship of Northern and Southern Maine | Summer 2000 |
| Spring, Gary | The Wild Western in Our Heads | Spring 2001 |
| Spring, Gary | T6R8: Matagamon | Spring 2001 |
| Springer, Deborah | Isabella Stewart Gardner: Her Image as Queen of the Boston Renaissance | Fall 1994 |
| Springer, Deborah | L.L. Bean and the Maine Hunting Lodge: Images of Maine as the Traditional Fraternal Retreat for the American Upper Class | Fall 1995 |
| Stacy, Maryann L. | Agamenticus Hills | Spring 1995 |
| Stacy, Maryann L. | Social Discord at the Isles of Shoals | Summer 1994 |
| Streeter, Michael | C.A. Stephens: Keeper of the Dream | Spring 2007 |
| Sullivan, Peter E. | 1993 Commemoratie Edition of Sarah Orne Jewett's Deephaven a Perspective | Spring 1994 |
| Sullivan, Peter E. | A Sense of Place in Sarah Orne Jewett's Deephaven A Perspective | Fall 1994 |
| Turet, Rea | "Let's Go to the Video Tape" Skewing the News | Spring 1996 |
| Turet, Rea | The Public Eye and the Private Eye of the Theatre Actress 1900-1905 | Spring 1996 |
| VanderSchaaf, Dietlind | Death for Sale: The Evolution of Portland's Funeral Industry 1850-1920 | Fall 2001 |
| VanderSchaaf, Dietlind | Just Looking: Voyeurism, Surveillance & Display in the Art of John Sloan | Spring 2002 |
| Wallach, Darren | True Reflections of Healing? Popular Weekly News Magazine's Portrayal of the New Age Spirituality Movement and its Leaders (1990-2002) | Fall 2002 |
| Wallach, Darren | The Cutts Family Portraits: Analyzing a prominent Federal Era Saco, Maine family through protraits and historical background | Summer 2002 |
| Webster, Lauren C. | Queering the Domestic Sphere: Sarah Orne Jewett's Work and Life | Fall 2005 |
| Webster, Lauren C. | Tinned Meat and Trailers: The Cultural Labor of SPAM in Hawaii and Mainland America | Spring 2007 |
| Whittier, Lizabeth | The Influence of Maria Montessori in Selected Works by Dorothy Canfield Fisher | Spring 2002 |
| Whittier, Lizabeth | The Heart of the Children's Museum of Maine | Fall 2007 |
| Wiley, Elizabeth O. | A New Woman's Place: An Examination of George Bellows' Two Women | Spring 1996 |
| Wiley, Elizabeth O. | No Simple Truth: Lobstering Images of the Mid-Twentieth Century | Spring 1997 |
| Winterfalcon, Madeleine | Reinventing the Self: Lesbians and Rural Life | Fall 1998 |
| Winterfalcon, Naomi | Boudicea Riding on the Cusp of History and Legend: Contemporary Ties to Pre-Roman Britian | Spring 2006 |
| Wishart, Peggy | Proven Pequot: Authenticating Identity at the Mashantucket pequot Museum and Research Center | Summer 2005 |
| Wishart, Peggy | The Lawton Family fo Freetown, Massachusetts: A Small Port Perspective on New England's Maritime History During the Age of Sail | Spring 2006 |
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