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| Industrialization, Deindustrialization, and the Cycles of Regional History |
Mark Metzler |
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Part I: Crisis and Revitalization Efforts in the 1990s |
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| Revitalizing a City/Revitalizing a Region, 1995-1999 Prosperity and Poverty: The Impact of Griffiss Air Force Base |
Suzanne Andrewski Jeremy Mertens |
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Part II: Lineages of Industrial Dynamism |
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The Erie Canal and Utica's Economy Theodore S. Faxton and His Imact on Utica Utica and the Civil War: Economy and Society |
Krista Ginter Jeff Meyers Kristal Laporte |
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Part III: Topics in Utica's Twentieth-Century Development |
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Adaptation and Perseverance Utica's Masonic Home Changes with the Times The Rise and Decline of the Textile Mills Machine Politics in Utica in the 1950s The Reindustrialization of the Greater Utica Area Combined Bibliography The History Project Team |
Peggy Carpenter Darlene Pelton Yasira Perez Jay Zenor Michael Komperda |
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| The World in 1919 |
John C. Swanson |
Part I: The Effects of the Great War |
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| Remington Arms: Transforming the Arms Industry After World War I A Group Forgotten: World War I Veterans from Upstate New York Tragedy of American Nationalism: The German-American Community of Utica New York |
Joe Macrina Paul Grome Chris Pullman |
Part II: The Changing Times |
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| The New Century Club: Social Housekeepers of Utica The Foundations of the Harlem Renaissance: Harlem, New York, in 1919 |
James Barricelli Qiana Griles |
Part III: The Economy and the World |
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| The Oneida Community and Germany: Pierrepont Noyes as Economic Commissioner of the German Rhineland, 1919-1921 The Utica Clothing and Textile Strike: A Battle in the International Communist Movement Combined Bibliography Notes on Authors |
Harry Anderson Daniel Smith |
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| Ethnic Portraits |
James S. Pula |
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| Ethnicity, Social Engineering, and the Oneida Community The Economic Influence of Immigrants on the Development of Corn Hill Strength and Harmony in the Mohawk Valley's Welsh and Polish Communities Immigration: Process and Progress The Oneida Indian Land Claim Dispute Barstool Friends: The Role of the Ethnic Saloon Death and Ethnicity in Herkimer, New York: The Growth and Development of the Ethnic Funeral Home, 1905-1947 |
Robert J. Peterson David C. Byrns Kerry Colleen Boyce Anderson Karen M. Martin Josie A. Campola Meghan Dillon Rebecca L. Crandall |
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Enterprise and Society
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| Introduction: Building the Mohawk Valley Creating an Historic Identity: Celebrating the Battle of Oriskany A Struggle for Supremacy: G.H.P. Gould and the Central New York Paper Industry Bridging the Gap: The Relationship Between Colonial New York Politics and Palatine-German Immigrants General Electric Helps Rebuild the Mohawk Valley A Unique Partnership: Utica's Wartime Community and Rhoads General Hospital Rutger Park: Architectural Preferences and Influence on the Victorian Upper-middle Class Running a Small Railroad: The Mohawk and Hudson Prohibition: The Survival of West End Brewing Company Helen Munson: Redefining Nineteenth Century Women's Roles in Philanthropy and Economics |
David G. Wittner Vincent J. Gebo Christina N. Ward Richard M. Balzano Julia G. Diliberto Maria A. Wiederhold Jason P. Scappaticci Brookie K. Myers Daniel J. George Matthew N. Newman |
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