Acknowledgements | |
Introduction: Practising Heterosexuality at Niagara Falls | p. 1 |
"The Pleasure Is Exquisite but Violent": The Imaginary Geography of the Nineteenth Century | p. 19 |
Local Colour in the "Contact Zone": The Spectacle of Race | p. 55 |
The People's Niagara at the Turn of the Century | p. 85 |
Boom and Bust in the 1920s and 1930s | p. 117 |
"A Laboratory for the Study of Young Love": Honeymoons and Travel to World War II | p. 153 |
Honky-Tonk City: Niagara and the Postwar Travel Boom | p. 177 |
Heterosexuality Goes Public: The Postwar Honeymoon | p. 213 |
Conclusion: The Sublime Becomes Ridiculous | p. 239 |
Notes | p. 247 |
Illustration Credits | p. 285 |
Index | p. 287 |
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