Editorial Note
Articles
John Broven, “Golden Crest Records: The Independent Record Industry Comes to Long Island”
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Frank J. Cavaioli, “Albert A. Johnson and the Agricultural School at Farmingdale”
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Hilary May, “Expanding Horizons: Long Islanders Involved in the East Asian Trade, 1850-1890”
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Stephen R. Patnode, “Miss Sperry: Corporate Beauty Pageants and the Prizing of Femininity in Postwar America”
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Reviews
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Durahn Taylor on Steven H. Gittelman, 2010. Willie K. Vanderbilt II: A Biography [HTML] or [PDF] |
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Beverly C. Tyler on Richard Radune, 2011. Sound Rising: Long Island Sound at the Forefront of America’s Struggle for Independence [HTML] or [PDF] |
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Ross Wheeler on Peter Eisenstadt, 2010. Rochdale Village: Robert Moses, 6,000 Families and New York City’s Great Experiment in Integrated Housing [HTML] or [PDF] |
Contributions
Contributors
Acknowledgements
review, Rochdale Village
By cbackfish
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Peter Eisenstadt, Rochdale Village: Robert Moses, 6,000 Families, and New York City's Great Experiment in Integrated Housing. Ithaca, NY: Cornell...
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review, sound rising
By cbackfish
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Richard A. Radune. Sound Rising: Long Island Sound at the Forefront of America's Struggle for Independence. Branford, Connecticut: Research in...
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Willie K. Vanderbilt II: A Biography
By jruff
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Steven H. Gittelman. Willie K. Vanderbilt II: A Biography. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Company, Inc., 2010. Pp. 264. Photos,...
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Miss Sperry: Corporate Beauty Pageants and the Prizing of Femininity in Postwar America
By jruff
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In December, 1958, the Sperry Gyroscope Corporation, a large defense contractor located on Long Island, presented Sandy Kuene, a female...
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Expanding Horizons: Long Islanders Involved in the East Asian Trade, 1850-1890
By jruff
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Editor’s note: throughout this manuscript, spelling and grammar from historical documents are kept in their original primary form. In a...
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Golden Crest Records: The Independent Record Industry Comes to Long Island
By cbackfish
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Before this technological era of music carriers, iPods, MP3s and digital downloads, Golden Crest Records was Long Island’s only significant...
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Albert A. Johnson and the Agricultural School at Farmingdale
By cbackfish
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Founded in April 1912 to train high school students to become farmers, the New York State School of Agriculture on...
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