Conference Schedule
Wednesday, October 13, 2010, Comfort Inn at Trolley Square, Rutland, Vermont
3:00-8:00
Registration, Comfort Inn Lobby
5:00-7:00
Board of Directors Meeting, Rockwell Room, Comfort Inn
6:00-8:00
Opening Reception, Comfort Inn
Thursday, October 14, 2010, Marble Valley Field Trip, Rutland County, Vermont
Registration from 7-8A.M. and 5-7P.M. at the Comfort Inn. Rutland, VT, and 9-11A.M. at the Old Chapel, Castleton State College, Castleton, VT
8:00
Boarding, Comfort Inn at Trolley Square
8:15
Depart
8:25
Saint Bridget Church, West Rutland
9:15
Marble Street, West Rutland
9:30
Vermont Carving Studio and Sculpture Center
10:45
Depart for Castleton
11:00
Higley House (Castleton Historical Society) and Cemetery
12:15
Hubbardton Battlefield; East Hubbardton Baptist Church (box lunch at appx. 12:30)
2:00
Departure
2:25
Proctor/Vermont Marble Museum
4:30
Departure
4:45
Arrive at Comfort Inn at Trolley Square, Rutland, VT
Thursday, October 14, 2010, National Register of Historic Places Workshop, Old Chapel, Castleton State College, Castleton, Vermont
9:00-11:00
Registration
9:30-5:00
National Register of Historic Places Workshop
Friday, October 15, 2010, Castleton State College
Castleton, Vermont
Paper Sessions
8:30-4:30
Registration and Book Sale, Stafford Academic Center
8:30-8:45
Welcome, Herrick Auditorium (Stafford Academic Center)
9:00-10:20
Herrick Auditorium
Memory and Identity in New England (Chair – Andre Fleche, Castleton State College)
"My Mountain Home!" Understanding Place in Mid-Nineteenth Century Vermont
Laura Kolar, University of Virginia
Northern New England Corn Shops: Gender and Memory
Paul B. Frederic, University of Maine at Farmington
Forgotten Histories, Misplaced Geographies: Monuments and Memory in a New Hampshire Town
Scott C. Roper, Castleton State College
The Rangeley 'Mystique': Tracking Regional Identity and Development through Landscape Formation
Owen Dwyer, Indiana University at Indianapolis
Matt McCourt, University of Maine at Farmington
10:20-10:40
Break, Outside Herrick Auditorium, Stafford Academic Center
10:40-11:40
Stafford Academic Center Room 139
Mobility and Rootedness (Chair – )
An Architectural Genealogy of an American Family
Maggie Valentine, University of Texas at San Antonio
Mobility of Settlers of a Northeastern Nevada Valley
Marshall Bowen, Mary Washington University
Rootedness in Mobility—Identity, Space and Spatial Relationships in the Nineteenth-Century American West
Nina Vollenbröker, University College, London
2010 Hubert GH Wilhelm Student Research Award Winner
Presented for the author by Paula Reed, Paula S. Reed and Associates
10:40-12:00
Herrick Auditorium
Wine, Cheese, and the Automobile (Chair – )
The Curious Landscape of Automotive Proving Grounds
Michael W. R. Davis, Eastern Michigan University
Highway Expansion and Landscape Change in East Tennessee
Douglas A. Hurt, University of Central Oklahoma
Oklahoma Winescapes
Jeff Widener, University of Central Oklahoma
Disappearing Cheese Factories in America's Dairyland
John Cross, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
12:00-1:30
Business Luncheon
1:40-2:40
Stafford Academic Center Room 139
Public Policy and the Cultural Landscape(Chair – )
Work in Progress: Assessing the Development Potential of Historic Business Properties in Danville, PA
Caru Bowns, Pennsylvania State University
The Dynamic Hinterland of New York City: The Transition from Farming to Watershed Protection in Delaware County, NY
Claire A. Jantz, Shippensburg University
Living in a Ghost Town on Social Security
Chris Mayda, Eastern Michigan University
1:40-2:40
Herrick Auditorium
History, Geography, and Landscape (Chair – Scott Roper, Castleton State College)
Manayunk; A Place of Waterpower, Textile Industry, Gentrification, and "Hollywood"
Wayne Brew, Montgomery County Community College
Perry Maxwell's Green Revolution: A Banker Brings Golf to the Midwest
Jim Gabbert, National Park Service
Clothesline Debates and the Transformation of the American Backyard Landscape
Blake Harrison, Southern Connecticut State University
2:40-3:10
Break
3:10-4:30
Herrick Auditorium
Material Culture: Form, Function, and Representation ( Chair – )
Losing Louisiana Artifacts
Gerald T. McNeill, Southeastern Louisiana University
Worker Cottages in American Cities: Observations and Comparisons
Marshall McLennan, Eastern Michigan University
Tell Me What It Does: An Architect's Plea for More Attention to Function in Analyzing Built Resources
Terry Necciai, RA, John Milner Associates, Inc.
The Global Reach Cultural Community—The Connected Museum
Landscape and Memory at Global Scale
Margaret J. King, Center for Cultural Studies and Analysis
6:00-9:00
Awards Banquet, South Station Restaurant, Rutland VT
6:00-7:00 Social Hour
7:00-9:00 Dinner and Banquet
Saturday, October 16, 2010, Rural Vermont Field Trip, Rutland County, Vermont
8:00
Boarding, Comfort Inn at Trolley Square
8:10
Departure
8:40
Mount Holly Barn Tour (stops at 8:40, 9:15, 9:45, 10:15)
11:30
Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site
Lunch at 12:30
3:00
Depart Coolidge Site
3:30
Arrive at Cuttingsville/Shrewsbury Historical Society
4:30
Depart Cuttingsville
4:45
Arrive Comfort Inn at Trolley Square, Rutland, VT