1st Edition
Reconsidering Interpretation of Heritage Sites America in the Eighteenth Century
Introduction
Chapter 1: Interpreting the Lived Experience of Individuals and Families in the Eighteenth-Century
Chapter 2: Eighteenth-Century Interpretations of Environmental and Global Contexts at Historic Sites
Chapter 3: Breathing Life into Historic House Museums
Chapter 4: Interpreting Eighteenth-Century Streets and Gardens in the Urban Environment
Chapter 5: Problematizing Eighteenth-Century Interpretation in the Homes of the Founders
Epilogue
Index
Biography
Anne Lindsay is an Assistant Professor of History and the coordinator of the Capital Campus Public History Program at California State University, Sacramento. She holds a PhD in Public History from the University of California, Riverside. Her research considers eighteenth-century heritage tourism for twenty-first-century audiences. As a practitioner, she works in historic preservation and heritage tourism. She lives in northern California with her husband and three furry research assistants.
