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Contents: PLACING WOMEN IN THE PAST FEATURES Foreword Placing Women in the Past Everywhere and Nowhere—Women at Ellis Island Interpreting Women's History at Male-Focused House Museums Women and Vernacular Gendered Buildings and Sites Women's History in the National Register and the National Historic Landmarks Survey Supporting Working Women—YWCAs in the National Register The Role of Women in Preservation—A Georgia Perspective How Women Saved South Pass City, Wyoming Cranberry Bogs to Parks—Ethnography and Women's History Preserving Women's Rights History Engendering the Klondike Gold Rush Re-discovering Lost Lives—Domestic Servants at Glenmont, Edison NHS "Raising Our Sites"—Integrating Women's History into Museums Keeping Women in their Historic Places—Bringing Women's Stories to the Classroom From Her Arms to His—Making Women's History Come Alive "... To Get A Little More Learning"—Prudence Crandall's Female Boarding School Connecticut's Advisory Committee on Minority and Women's History Las Mujeres—Voices from the Borderlands Interpreting Servants at the Martin Van Buren NHS Arlington House, Slavery, and the Plantation Mistress Maria Israel and the Old Point Loma Lighthouse Women of Yellowstone Adelaide Johnson—A Marriage of Art and Politics Honoring Women of Massachusetts POINT OF VIEW No Place for Women—Interpreting Civil War Battlefields De-centering Men as the Measure—Or, What Were Women Doing During the Continental Congress? PRESERVATION RESOURCES References, Newsletters, Museums, Conferences Book Review National Historic Landmark

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