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Since 1986, On Doing Local History has been an invaluable aid to local historians. Now Carol Kammen has completely updated and revised this classic to reflect more than fifteen years of experience working with local historians. She challenges all historians of the local to think about what they are doing and how they are doing it. She dispels the myth that amateur historians, who are frequent practitioners of local history, necessarily produce a history less rigorous or useful. For many years the author of a column in History News, Kammen's thoughtful, level-headed ideas and personable writing style will keep this book a classic for years to come.
Contents
Preface to the Second Edition Introduction 1. The History Of Local History Coda To Chapter 1: Revising What is Held as True 2. Thinking About History Coda To Chapter 2: Censorship 3. Considering Topics Chapter 3: Journalists and Historians 4. Researching Local History Coda to Chapter 4: Nothing But the Truth 5. Giving Back Coda to Chapter 5: The Great Document Exchange 6. The Local Historian Coda to Chapter 6: Adult Local History Workshop 7. The Past That Was Yesterday Coda to Chapter 7: One Last Thing Index



