History Carnival 34

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Hearing History's Requiem at OUP blog is the brilliant post by Glenn LaFantasie on the historian's craft and that elusive connection to the past as he visits Gettysburg.

In Susquehannock Sojourn at Walking the Berkshires GreenmanTim canoes in Pennsylvania and thinks about "those who once knew the river, and what its future may hold."

Damn Interesting's Guidestones into the Age of Reason tells us about carving reason into stone in Georgia.

World History Blog has a seven parter on Alaskan History while on a cruise to, well, Alaska.

Ralph Luker at Cliopatria remembers Sister Rosetta Tharpe - the gospel soul singer who went from Chicago to become the "who was the first black woman to host a television show, TV Gospel Time".

Pam Widener at The Morning News profiles Steve Kilnisan and NY's 47th Street in Here is 47th Street.

Chicagoist calls to attention the 150th birrthday of Louis Sullivan in the Skyscraper's Dad.

The Key Monk notes GWB's visit to Hungary and ruminates on Failure of '56 to inspiration of '06.

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Hearing History's Requiem at OUP blog is the brilliant post by Glenn LaFantasie on the historian's craft and that elusive connection to the past as he visits Gettysburg.
In Susquehannock Sojourn at Walking the Berkshires GreenmanTim canoes in Pennsylvania and thinks about "those who once knew the river, and what its future may hold."
Damn Interesting's Guidestones into the Age of Reason tells us about carving reason into stone in Georgia.
World History Blog has a seven parter on Alaskan History while on a cruise to, well, Alaska.
Ralph Luker at Cliopatria remembers Sister Rosetta Tharpe - the gospel soul singer who went from Chicago to become the "who was the first black woman to host a television show, TV Gospel Time".
Pam Widener at The Morning News profiles Steve Kilnisan and NY's 47th Street in Here is 47th Street.
Chicagoist calls to attention the 150th birrthday of Louis Sullivan in the Skyscraper's Dad.
The Key Monk notes GWB's visit to Hungary and ruminates on Failure of '56 to inspiration of '06.

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