Introduction: Are We Having Fun Yet? | p. 1 |
Recreation in a Christian America: Ocean Grove and Asbury Park, New Jersey, 1869-1914 | p. 8 |
"The Germans Take Care of Our Celebrations": Middle-Class Americans Appropriate German Ethnic Culture in Buffalo in the 1850s | p. 39 |
Roller-skating toward Industrialism | p. 61 |
American Angling: The Rise of Urbanism and the Romance of the Rod and Reel | p. 77 |
"Another Branch of Manly Sport": American Rifle Games, 1840-1900 | p. 93 |
A Room with a Viewer: The Parlor Stereoscope, Comic Stereographs, and the Psychic Role of Play in Victorian America | p. 112 |
Ladies of Leisure: Domestic Photography in the Nineteenth Century | p. 139 |
Children's Play in American Autobiographies, 1820-1914 | p. 161 |
Fox and Geese in the School Yard: Play and America's Country Schools, 1870-1940 | p. 188 |
The Natural Limits of Unstructured Play, 1880-1914 | p. 210 |
A Glossary of Outdoor Games | p. 227 |
Contributors | p. 251 |
Index | p. 253 |
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