This book highlights and historicizes underexplored and forgotten people and events associated with Laurel Cemetery (1852-1957), the first non-denominational African American Cemetery in Baltimore, Maryland, stressing the importance of their work in laying the social, economic, and political foundation for Baltimore's African American community.
This book highlights and historicizes underexplored and forgotten people and events associated with Laurel Cemetery (1852-1957), the first non-denominational African American Cemetery in Baltimore, Maryland, stressing the importance of their work in laying the social, economic, and political foundation for Baltimore's African American community.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1: The Story of Laurel Cemetery Authors: Elgin Klugh and Isaac Shearn PART ONE Chapter 2:"Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" Resurrecting Baltimore's Laurel Cemetery Author: Edward C. Papenfuse Chapter 3: Laurel Cemetery: Key to Unlocking Baltimore's African American History Author: Donna Tyler Hollie Chapter 4:Creating a Legacy of Activism Author: Beverly B. Carter Chapter 5:"Gather around their sacred remains": An Overview of the Laurel National Cemetery Author: Robert W. Schoeberlein Chapter 6:Not Without a Fight: The Decline and Closure of Laurel Cemetery Author: Isaac Shearn PART TWO Chapter 7:Public Archaeology at Laurel Cemetery Author: Ronald A. Castanzo Chapter 8:Archival Research: Reconstructing the burial population of Laurel Cemetery Author: Glenn A. Blackwell Chapter 9:Reconciling the Landscape: Public Engagement and Placemaking at the site of Laurel Cemetery Author: Elgin Klugh Chapter 10:Afterword Author: Elgin Klugh Bibliography List of Contributors Index About the Editors
Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1: The Story of Laurel Cemetery Authors: Elgin Klugh and Isaac Shearn PART ONE Chapter 2:"Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" Resurrecting Baltimore's Laurel Cemetery Author: Edward C. Papenfuse Chapter 3: Laurel Cemetery: Key to Unlocking Baltimore's African American History Author: Donna Tyler Hollie Chapter 4:Creating a Legacy of Activism Author: Beverly B. Carter Chapter 5:"Gather around their sacred remains": An Overview of the Laurel National Cemetery Author: Robert W. Schoeberlein Chapter 6:Not Without a Fight: The Decline and Closure of Laurel Cemetery Author: Isaac Shearn PART TWO Chapter 7:Public Archaeology at Laurel Cemetery Author: Ronald A. Castanzo Chapter 8:Archival Research: Reconstructing the burial population of Laurel Cemetery Author: Glenn A. Blackwell Chapter 9:Reconciling the Landscape: Public Engagement and Placemaking at the site of Laurel Cemetery Author: Elgin Klugh Chapter 10:Afterword Author: Elgin Klugh Bibliography List of Contributors Index About the Editors
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