Compiled Session Summaries (pdf) Information for Panelists Guidelines (PDF) Materials for Participants Philadelphia Topics: Bibliographic Survey of Scholarship and Public History Web Sites (PDF) Program Project Flier (MS Word) Workshop Evaluation Form (MS Word)
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This looked like a great workshop–a great start for a great project! I do hope that future planning workshops will include some historians who are pioneering new approaches to Philadelphia history. For cutting-edge research on Philadelphia and the global economy–a topic missing from discussions at the April planning workshop–see my new
book, Rohm and Haas: A Century of Innovation, out from Penn Press in May!
[comment received April 21; re-posted by the editors May 1]