Public History

This document discusses the rise of digital history and the integration of multidisciplinary studies to create a more inclusive and dynamic narrative of U.S. history.

This document discusses the history of John Williams Gunnison, his exploration, and the massacre that led to his death, and critiques how the National Park Service (NPS) presents historical narratives.

The Oklahoma City National Monument was created to honor the victims, survivors, and rescuers of the 1995 bombing, focusing on inclusivity and diverse narratives.

This document discusses the challenges faced by public history in the United States, highlighting the need for professional historians to assert their authority in the field.

This document provides a comprehensive local history of Oklahoma City, detailing its origins, cultural evolution, and the significant contributions of various communities.

Fort Vancouver National Historic Site in Vancouver, Washington, serves as a significant historical and cultural landmark, reflecting its rich past as a trading outpost, military site, and aviation field.

The Smithsonian Institution has faced a longstanding conflict between education and celebration in its exhibits, influenced by political and private pressures.