Chad Alan Goldberg (University of Wisconsin)
The women's suffrage movement and the development
of the US welfare state (The Gilder Lehrman Collection)
Colin Maynard (Independent Scholar)
Holidays in the American Civil War (The Library of the
New-York Historical Society)
Trisha Posey (John Brown University)
Poverty Encounters: Unitarians, the Poor and Poor Relief
in Antebellum Boston and Philadelphia (The New York
Public Library Humanities and Social Sciences Library)
H. Paul Thompson (North Greenville University)
The Swam Song of Antebellum Reform: Temperance Reform
in Post-Emancipation Atlanta, 1865-1887 (The New York
Public Library Humanities and Social Sciences Library)
Douglas Waller (Independent Scholar)
Biography of William J. Donovan (The Columbia University
Rare Book and Manuscript Library)
Amy Werbel (St. Michael's College)
Biography of Anthony Comstock (The Library of the New-York
Historical Society)
Etheline Whitmire (University of Wisconsin)
Harlem Renaissance Librarian: A Black Feminist
Biography of Regina Andrews (The Schomburg Center for
Research in Black Culture)
Ian J. Aebel (University of New Hampshire)
Constructing History, Producing America: Anglo-American
Historical Thought, Historiography, and the Birth of
American History in the Early Modern English Atlantic
World, c. 1485 to c. 1714 (The Library of the New-York
Historical Society)
Gergely Baics (Northwestern University)
Feeding Gotham: A Social History of Urban Provisioning,
1780-1860
(The New York Public Library Humanities and Social Sciences
Library)
Matthew Bowman (Georgetown University)
Practicing Christianity: Evangelicals in New York City,
1880-1940 (Library of the New-York Historical Society)
Joanna Cohen (University of Pennsylvania)
Millions of Luxurious Citizens: Consumption and Citizenship
in New York and Philadelphia, 1815-1876 (The Library
of the New-York Historical Society)
Lauren Cordes Tate (Indiana University)
Pioneering Black Identity on the American Frontier
(The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture)
Anne-Claire Faucquez (University of Paris VIII)
Slavery in New Netherland and New York, 1620-1720
(All Archives)
Rhonda Goodman (Stanford University)
The Visual Culture of Slave Auctions in Ninettenth
Century North America (The Library of the New-York Historical
Society)
Eric S. Hintz (University of Pennsylvania)
The PostHeroic Generation: American Independent Inventors,
1900-1950 (The Library of the New-York Historical Society)
David Huyssen (Yale University)
"The Terrible Town": Intersections of Wealth
and Poverty in New York, 1890-1920 (The Columbia University
Rare Book and Manuscript Library)
Shane Landrum (Brandeis University)
Documenting Citizens: Birth Registration and American
Identities, 1890-present (The New York Public Library
Humanities and Social Sciences Library)
Megan Lindsay (Yale University)
Leisler's Rebellion: Anglo-Dutch Politics in Seventeenth
Century Colonial New York (The New York Public Library
Humanities and Social Sciences Library)
David Lucander (University of Massachusetts,
Amherst)
It is a New Kind of Militancy; The March on Washington
Movement, 1940-1946 (The Schomburg Center for Research
in Black Culture)
Andrea Mosterman (Boston University)
Sharing Spaces in a new World Environment: African-Dutch
Contributions to North American Culture, 1626-1826 (The
Library of the New-York Historical Society)
Marco Robinson (University of Mississippi)
By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them: Civil Rights
Activism at Rust college, 1950-1970 (The
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture)
Charlotte Rodabaugh (West Virginia University)
Ambitious Brotherhood: Yankee Masculinity and
the American Frontier (The Gilder Lehrman
Collection, on deposit at the New-York Historical Society)
Kelly Sisson (University of Michigan)
King Corn in American Culture, 1862-1936 (The Library
of the New-York Historical Society)
Dana John Stefanelli (University of Virginia)
A Capital City: Financing the Development of Early Washington
D.C. (The Library of the New-York Historical Society)
Jamie Warren (Indiana University)
Final Passage: Intimacy, Power and Death on Antebellum
Plantations (The Gilder Lehrman Collection, on deposit
at the New-York Historical Society)
Rick Woten (Iowa State University)
Navigating the Era of Improvement: Internal
Improvements and State Formation (The Library of the
New-York Historical Society)
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