Preservation Of Artifacts And Family
Treasures
Christa Deacy-Quinn, Collections Manager at the Spurlock
Museum at the University of Illinois and
Jennifer HainTeper, Conservation Librarian at the
University of Illinois
Jack Brighton, Host
A NEEDLE IN THE RIGHT HAND OF GOD: THE NORMAN CONQUEST
OF 1066 AND THE MEANING OF THE BAYEUX TAPESTRY
R. Howard Block, the Sterling Professor of French and
Director of the Division of Humanities at Yale
University
(archive from 1/26/07)
THOMAS PAINE: ENLIGHTENMENT, REVOLUTION, AND THE BIRTH
OF MODERN NATIONS
Craig Nelson, Writer
(archive from 1/19/07)
BLOOD BROTHERS: AMONG THE SOLDIERS OF WARD 57
Michael Weisskopf, Senior Correspondent for Time
Magazine and an Award Winning Journalist
(archive from 2/9/07)
PRESIDENTIAL TEMPLES: HOW MEMORIALS AND LIBRARIES SHAPE
PUBLIC MEMORY
Benjamin Hufbauer, Associate Professor of Art History at
the University of Louisville
(archive from 2/2/07)
MAD MARY LAMB: LUNACY AND MURDER IN LITERARY LONDON
Susan Tyler Hitchcock, Award Winning Writer
(archive from 4/5/05)
PETS IN AMERICA: A HISTORY
Katherine C. Grier, Professor of Material Culture
Studies at The Winterthur Program in Early American
Culture, the Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library, and
the University of Delaware
(archive from 3/22/06)
CREATURES OF EMPIRE: HOW DOMESTIC ANIMALS TRANSFORMED
EARLY AMERICA
Virginia DeJohn Anderson, Associate Professor of History
at the University of Colorado, Boulder
(archive from 1/28/05)
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