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August/September 2005

13 years ago By admin

Volume

56

Issue

4

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Stories published from "August/September 2005"

Jump In Your Car And Come As You Are

Authored by: Don Sanders

The Drive-in is thrivin’ all across America

Screenings

Authored by: Allen Barra

Dashiell Hammett

What Happened At Fort Pillow?

Authored by: Andrew S. Ward

Trying to understand the Civil War’s ugliest incident

Brooklyn Rising

Authored by: Nathan Ward

The City of Churches and Henry Ward Beecher, of Walt Whitman, Coney Island, and a famously departed baseball team is ready for its next act—as a world-class tourist destination

A Life On The Waterfront

Authored by: Nathan Ward

There’s no place like home—especially if it’s an ancient railway barge

Hungry?

Authored by: Nathan Ward

Five Brooklyn classics will take care of that

Saving The ”IMAX Of Its Day”

Authored by: Harold Holzer

The 120-year-old Gettysburg cyclorama is again a work in progress

Vanished Heritage

Authored by: Harold Holzer

What happened to all the other cycloramas?

Restoring A Battlefield

Authored by: Tom Callahan

Nearly two million people visited Gettysburg last year. What they saw there and what R. E. Lee saw there are very different. That’s about to change.

Do We Really Need To Spend A Lot Of Time, Effort, And Money Saving This Big Old Painting?

Authored by: The Editors

The Historians Speak

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