Jamestown / Minneapolis / New York / Washington / DC / Philadelphia / Cambridge / Nashville / Concord / Lexington / Chicago / Durham / Mayport / /
Company
Duke University Press / University of North Carolina Press / Princeton University Press / Harvard University Press / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / /
Currency
Rs / /
Facility
Metropolitan Museum of Art / National Postal Museum / George Mason University / University of Chicago Press / Chapel Hill / Elizabeth Tower / /
IndustryTerm
commemorative printing / agricultural machinery / established historic site / advertising world / /
Movie
Alpha and Omega / /
MusicGroup
the Suburbs / Ellis Island / /
NaturalFeature
Chapel Hill / Ellis Island / /
Organization
Harvard University / University of North Carolina / American Village / Princeton University / Government Printing Office / Duke University / University of Chicago Press / United States Post Office Department / George Mason University / Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities / Smithsonian Institution / Society of Architectural Historians / American Association for State and Local History / /
Person
Colonial Revivals / Michael Kammen / Richard Townley Haines Halsey / Ann Marling / David R. Roediger / Electra Webb / William J. Reed / Jim Crow / Lewis A. Coser / William B. Rhoads / James Farley / George Washington / Henry Ford / Casimir Pulaski / Theodore Kosciuszko / Thomas J. Schlereth / Steven Conn / Kent B. Stiles / Franklin Delano Roosevelt / Susan B. Anthony / Origins As Americans / John D. Rockefeller / Stamp Collecting / Maurice Halbwachs / George V / Francesca Morgan / Matthew Frye Jacobson / Virginia Needs / George B. Sloane / Walter Karp / Henry Mercer / Thomas Kildride / Booker T. Washington / Pierre Nora / Patricia West / Edward Park / /
Position
collector / official national narratives / Postmaster-General of the United States / Postmaster General / King / Wealthy businessmen / Public Historian / /
ProvinceOrState
Michigan / Pennsylvania / /
PublishedMedium
The Public Historian / American Historical Review / /
Chapter 4: Shaping National Identity with Commemoratives, 1920s-30s My stamps tell wondrous stories In their own mysterious way;