Acknowledgments | p. ix |
Prologue: A New Kind of Technician In Search of the Culture of Public History | p. xiii |
Science and Government Defining the Landscape | |
A Matter of National Dignity Education and Federal Authority | p. 3 |
Managing the Landscape National Parks, National Monuments, and the Use of Public Land | p. 26 |
Turning Nature into History The National Park Service and the Culture of Public History | |
Losing Their Identity National Park Service Museums and Federal Collections | p. 59 |
Ignorant and Local-Minded Influences Historic Sites and the Expansion of the National Park Service | p. 84 |
Real Park Service Men On the Ground and in the Books | p. 109 |
Whom Do We Serve? Public History and the Question of Authority | |
Park Service Diggers Public Historians and the Problem of Status | p. 131 |
Conclusion Toward a New Genealogy of Public History | p. 153 |
A Note on Sources | p. 169 |
Notes | p. 171 |
Index | p. 199 |
Illustrations follow page | p. 128 |
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