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Proceedings of the 2006 Conference and Annual Meeting (Vol. 29)

 

 

Keynote Address Synopses

Ernest J. Gaines: Reflections on His Life and His Work, Debra A. Reid

Jay D. Edwards and Louisiana’s Cultural Geography, Debra A. Reid

Presidential Address

Living History, ALHFAM and the Future of Historic Sites, John A. Caramia, Jr.

Multicultural Louisiana: Documenting and Responding to Diversity

A Commemorative Museum Pedagogy: Rethinking the Historic Enslaved Population at Magnolia Mound Plantation, Julia Rose

Down River: Antebellum Mansions Amidst Twenty-First Century Industry, William R. Brockway

Historic Southern Landscapes: From Plantation Gardens to Battlefields, Debra A. Reid

Audubon State Historic Site: Responding to Louisiana’s Educational Content Standards and Benchmarks, Dennis Dufrene

The Acadians, Ted R. Jambon

Nineteenth-Century Louisiana Textiles: Continuing the Tradition, Elaine Larcade-Bourque

Interpreting Multiculturalism

Challenges of Interpreting Slavery: Research Summary, Charles Vincent

Challenges of Interpreting Slavery: Summary of a Panel Discussion, Kay Harrison

Meatpies, Magnolias and Murals: A New Interpretive Plan for Melrose Plantation, Blake Hayes and Katie Boardman (Download Sample Article)

Who Knew?: Finding Multicultural Stories in Your Own Attic, Martha B. Katz-Hyman

The Dilemma of Uncle Jack: Using Transactional Theory for the Interpretation and Presentation of Controversial Artifacts,

Amanda Petrona Hoover

Teaching Diversity Through Folktales, Katie Hill

The Development of a First-Person Presentation: “They Called me Lizzie . . . From Slavery to the White House,” Kandie Carle

“Blue Suits and Brownwater”: Interpreting the Civil-War Navy in Land-Locked Cincinnati, Ken Berry

Focusing on Focus Groups: A Demonstration, Ashley L. Ford

A Question of Perspectives, Manuel Lopez

Researching and Curating Many Cultures

Metamora, Last of the Wampanoags: Old Sturbridge Village & Interpreting Racial Diversity in Early New England, Tom Kelleher

Native American Artifacts: How Some Archaeologists Can Create “Problem Artifacts,” Rose Behan

Keys to the Future, Sten Rentzhog

“…every Body knows…Half a Pound is full enough…,” Clarissa F. Dillon and Mercy Ingraham

Why a Bell Pepper is a Mango, Susan Odom

Putting the Cart Before the Horse: An Overview of Horse-Drawn Vehicle Design, Barbara Corson

The Scottish Horseman’s Society and “The World,” Bob Powell

Responding to Disaster

In the Wake of the Storm: Cultural Institution Assessment after Katrina in Mississippi, Erik Holland

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