2005

Trolleys and Politics: The Trenton Transit System in the Early 20^th Century
Eleni Ginis 

Mobilizing Internees: Seabrook Farms and the Employment of Japanese Evacuees, 1943-45
Marilyn McCabe 

The Identification of Chronic Pain as a Medical Condition, 1945-70
Mary Chicorelli 

Provisioning the Revolution: New Jersey’s Key Figures and Their Political Conflicts
John Fabiano 

Founding Vineland: Utopian Project and Business Proposition, 1850s-1900
Lou Russo 

Accidents and Safety on the Camden and Amboy Railroad, 1840-75
Jon Bozard 

Expelling the Chinese: Immigration Cases in Philadelphia, 1900-1932
Mary Haddock 

‘The New York Subways Are Falling Apart,’: An Assessment, 1955-1975
Casey Babcock 

A Plan and Program for Reinterpreting the Collings House and Farm, Collingswood, NJ
Sue Verzella 

Crisis Communication: US Army Breeding, Training and Use of Carrier Pigeons, c.1900-1945
Michael Sommeling

Trenton's Jews: Success as a Community, 1850-1950
Benjamin Bickford

New Jersey and Little Mac: Perfect Together? or Why Major
General George McClellan Was Elected Governor of New Jersey in 1877
Michael Kennedy

The Bloomingdale's Blitz: How a once-lackluster dry-goods
store transformed itself into the world's most provocative department store
Katie Reimchen

With Coffin in Hand: The Rise of the American Undertaker in
the 19th Century
Brian Riggs

Revenge of the Ignorant Sluts: Saturday Night Live and
the Second Wave Feminist Movement - after Mom and Dad Went to Bed
Patricia Vignola

Groundbreaking Transportation Strategy in New Jersey: The Camden and Amboy Railroad
Jason M. de Charleroy

Race and Work in a South Jersey County: Greenwich Township, 1830-70
Michael J. Griffith

The American Battlefield Program and New Jersey’s Revolutionary War Sites
Steve Hardegen

The Other Constitutional Convention: The Confederate States
James R. K err

The Transformation of the Burlington County Agricultural Fair
Carol A. Porter

Syphilis, As Viewed by Patients and Their Doctors, 1914-1940
Ross A. Stanger

Closing the Frankford Arsenal: Contexts, Policies, and Implications
Michael Bedard

"Not Proved to be Guilty… By Any Evidence Submitted… " United States vs. Burr
Thomas B. Grier

Quakers of Glouchester County, West Jersey and Philadelphia: Their Peace Testimony and Its Consequences, 1775-1778
Jo Ann Field Kaitz

Public School Funding in New Jersey: An Examination of the Equity Debate
Christopher D. Bova

Expensive Bigotry: The Philadelphia Phillies’ Prejudice Against Black Ball Players, 1947-1964
Robert Eastwick

Funding Practices and Strategies of the Philadelphia Orchestra, 1900-1940
Hannah Kim

The Introduction of Sex Education in New Jersey: Public Schools and Parental Response
Donna Leavitt

Faith, Culture and Tradition: Italian Catholic Society in South Philadelphia
Nicole Policarpo

The Cigar Workers of Allentown, 1900-1920: Immigrants, Women, Labor and Protest
Jill Youngken

The Social History of the Counterculture, the Jesus People, and the Protestant Church

Leah Arter

The Experience of Women Employees at New York Shipyard in World War II. [Approximate title]

Joanne Diogo

'Without a Body, there is No Proof of a Wound.' A Consideration of ExParte Bollman and Ex Parte Swartout, 4 Cranch 75 (1807) [ The trials of Aaron Burr, being expanded to Thesis length; Presented orally at Temple Grad Conference]

Tom Grier

The Lost Mosaic Piece: The Development of Alice Paul's Militancy in Philadelphia Suffrage, 1910-1912

Joan M. DiMartino

Mentally Unfit or Eccentric? The Trial of Mary Todd Lincoln Revisited. [presented orally at grad conference in Montreal; in revision for submission as article.]

Denise Saia

Monroe Township 1938-1972: The Awakening of the Sleeping Giant. [To be published by the township as book.]

Christine Kleckner Smith

Doctor Heineken's Horses: An Accurate Retelling of the Camden and Amboy Train Accident at Burlington on August 29, 1955 and Its Subsequent Impact on Railroad Safety Regulation

Paul Kelly, Jr

The Jewish Exodus from Camden. [Approx. Title]

Bob Eisberg

Women and the Civil War Prison at Fort Delaware

Patricia Mac Micking Jones

Suburbs in the Dunes and Pines

Kenneth E. O'Brien

With All Deliberate Speed - The Slow Process of the Integration of Philadelphia Baseball

Chris Threston

Union City: Philadelphia and the Battle of Gettysburg

John R. Seitter

Facing Change in a Wartime Society: The Story of the Philadelphia USO

Maryann Lovelace

Liberty, Safety, and Peace. The British Occupation of Philadelphia, and Pennsylvania's Political Revolution

Michael Seneca

A Question of Legitimacy: A Different Interpretation of Philadelphia Theatre: 1830-1854

Barry B. Steele

Resources in Civil War Medicine in the Library of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia

Jeffrey S. Anderson and Eric G. Linderman

"'When We Have a Few More Epidemics the City Official Will Awake:' Philadelphia and the Influenza Epidemic of 1918-1919," The Maryland Historian V. 27 (1999)

Jeffrey S. Anderson

The Hole in Our History. Diplomatic Decisions on the Tonkin Gulf

James Lake

A Nation Divided: Public Perceptions of Nixon's Decision to Invade Cambodia

Arthur Fulvio Croce

Politicians and Bureaucrats: The Immigration Station at Gloucester City

Robert J. Jakubowski

Joseph Hampton Moore and Unemployment in Philadelphia During the Great Depression: Some Personal Perspectives

James R. Coffey

Failure as Intention: W.W. Long and Cycles of Bankruptcy: 1845-1885

Laura E. Beardsley

The Political and Economic Impact of the American Revolution on Burlington County, NJ

Joan Benninghoff

Camp Boardwalk: Atlantic City, New Jersey During World War II

Rebecca Harlan

Maryfarm

William Alcorn

Juvenile Delinquency and the Failure of Reform: A Social History of Black Youths in Harlem, 1935-1965

Kelvin Jeremiah

Civil War Prize Procedure: A Study of the Philadelphia Prize Court, 1861-1865

Joseph Ahern

Alexander J. Cassatt: A Case Study in Businessmen Regulating Business

Brian Hogan

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