| Author |
Title |
Year |
| Allen, Edward |
A Late Nineteenth Century Rural Community |
1992 |
| Armbruster, Elif (Sinanoglu) |
Housing the Self: Identity Construction and the Role of Houses in the Novels of Edith Wharton |
2000 |
| Ashley, Hannah |
Streets, Parks, Yards, and Houses |
1992 |
| Aston, Diane |
Converting the Choir: Terry Tempest Williams's Ecofeminist Challenge to Mormon Perspectives |
2004 |
| Bachelder, Elizabeth |
A Flame for Their Souls: The Antislavery Work of Maine Women 1838-1856 |
2004 |
| Blanchard, Jennifer |
Her Object is Good: Ann S. Stephen and Portland Magazine |
1998 |
| Burk, John |
Unintentional Revolution: The Connecticut River Diversion Proposal and Massachusetts Water Supply Planning |
1997 |
| Burns, Constance |
Private Sphere/Public Sphere |
1993 |
| Callahan, Sharon |
With Pencil in Hand |
1998 |
| Clough, Stanwyn |
Zion Upon a Hill: Portland's A.M.E. Zion Church and Social Uplift in the Progressive Era |
1994 |
| Cournoyer, Jill C. |
Victorian Retreat to Amusement Capital: The Transformation of Old Orchard Beach, Maine at the Turn of the Century |
1996 |
| Cumming, Nan |
Fin De Siecle Diana: The New Woman Discovers the Maine Woods |
1996 |
| Cunningham, Denyse |
Dictates of Deportment: Etiquette Books 1880-1900 |
1995 |
| Daggett, Kendrick Price |
Rising In the East: Order and Identity in the Mapping of a Maine Town During the Federal Period |
1999 |
| Dalpra, Benjamin |
Poor TI Jean: Mapping Jack Kerouac's America |
|
| DeWolfe, Scott |
Simply Shaker: The Rise and Development of Popular Images of the Shakers |
1991 |
| Ervin, Mona |
The Diary of Susan Jumper, Revelations of a Rural Woman, 1844-1846 |
1992 |
| Fahey, Kevin |
Work and Play: An Employee's View of the General Electric Employees Athletic Association |
1994 |
| Field, Jacqueline |
Silk and society: Silk Manufacturers and Users 1870-1930 |
1997 |
| Flanagan (Mahns), Teresa |
Mourning on the Pejepscot |
1990 |
| Gadberry, Greg |
"A Contagion of Quakerism:" The Society of Friends in Falmouth and Portland, Maine from the Settlement Through the Revolution |
1997 |
| Giguere, Lisa |
Making Connections: Community Building in Lewiston, Maine, 1770-1815 |
1996 |
| Johnson, Arthur |
Indian-White Identity Conflict and the American Revolution: The 1775 Expedition to Quebec and Indian Contact in the Borderland Region of Canada and Maine |
2004 |
| Johnson, Thomas |
Progress and Preservation in the Designed Environment |
2004 |
| Lee, Carolyn |
An Historical-Cultural Analysis of the Nautical Journal of Katherine Thorndike Amesbury |
1995 |
| Lilly, Paige |
"Many Plans and Many Puzzles": One Woman's Self-Construction in Post-Victorian New England |
1997 |
| Marlatt, Ellen |
Health, Beauty, and Identity on Account: The Female Consumer and The Apothecary in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, 1870-1890 |
1997 |
| Masterman, Drew |
Real Yankees Root for the Red Sox; or The Emergence of a "Modern" New England Icon |
2002 |
| Matoian, Stephen M. |
Two Cultures, One Land: Native American Food Technology and English Exploration Settlement of New England, 1500-1650 |
1995 |
| Medeiros, Phyllis |
The Seeds and the Soil: The Planting of the Freewill Baptist Church in Hollis, Buxton and Gorham, Maine, 1780-1820 |
1993 |
| Merrill, Joanne |
The Economy of a Tradition: The Importance of Basketmaking to the Survival of the Wabanaki Culture |
2004 |
| Midwood, Lydia |
Christ Church Hospital, 1860-1900 |
1999 |
| Mitchell, Christi A. |
During Her Natural Life Accordingly |
2001 |
| Mobley, Marianne |
"Know Not the Hyphen:" Constructions of "Indian" Imagery |
2000 |
| Mosher, John |
No Greater Abomination: Ethnicity, Class, and Power Relations on Malaga Island, Maine, 1880-1912 |
1991 |
| Mulhern, Molly |
I Get Little Time: Julie Palmer Smith, 19th Century Novelist |
1994 |
| Murphy, Daniel |
Creation of Ethnic Identity: St. Dominic's Parish Life in Portland's Antebellum Years, 1828-1861 |
2004 |
| Nadeau, Paula |
La Kermesse Parade: A Celebration of Franco-American Heritage Set in Contemporary Community Life |
1993 |
| Niles, Patricia |
Those Weaving Women: A Social History of Pre-Industrial Textile Production in Northern New England 1785-1830 |
1994 |
| Norman, Craig S. |
Agent of Change: A Pre-Industiral Cultural Landscape Analysis in the Colonial Maine Frontier |
2000 |
| O'Brien, Kerry |
Consuming Interests: Class, Ethnicity, and Consumption in Biddeford, Maine, 1890-1915 |
1993 |
| O'Sullivan, Robin |
Where God Makes Men: A Cultural Biography of the Old Man of the Mountain |
2004 |
| Richards, David |
Reconstructing the Boundaries of Community |
1991 |
| Sacks, Marie Luisetti |
Different Voices: Cultural and Class Diversity on the Maine Frontier 1760-1820 |
2001 |
| Seals, Nova |
New England and the Sea: Representations of Maritime Identity and Heritage |
2004 |
| Souliere, Yvonne |
Education and Gender: The Misses Martin's School for Young Ladies, Portland, Maine, 1803-1834 |
1993 |
| Standish, Carol C. |
Contexts for Change: Influences on Ogunquit's Emergence as an Art Colony, 1872-1922 |
1996 |
| Stevens, Gary R. |
"Our Shangri-la": New England as Commodity at Ocean Point, 1876-1930 |
2000 |
| Stoffan, Mark A. |
The Rangley Lakes, 1860-1900: Tourism, Sporting Activity, and the Commodification of the Maine Woods Image |
1996 |
| Sullivan, Lynn |
The Economic Transformation and Historical Invention in 20th Century Freeport, Maine |
|
| Tremper, Kathy |
Reconfiguring Porgy: Reactions to a Racial Text from Play to Opera to Hollywood Spectacular |
|
| Vose, Margaret |
Beachfront Property for Sale: An Analysis of our Relationship with Beaches |
2003 |
| Wallace, Mary Ann |
Days of Joy and Fear: Nineteenth Century New England Family Life at Sea |
1993 |
| Weight, David |
Words from the Woods: The Personal Narratives of Maine Deer Hunters |
1999 |
| Zhang, Shu |
Harriet Beecher Stowe and Domesticity in the Nineteenth Century |
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