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Western Reserve Studies Symposium
WESTERN RESERVE STUDIES: A SYMPOSIUM ON REGIONAL HISTORY AND CULTURE
Lake Erie College Painesville, Ohio
May 10-11, 1986 The Challenges of Local History Exploring Nearby History in the Western Reserve Lessons from Erie Warfare New England and the Western Reserve in the Nineteenth Century: Some Suggestions Oral History: A Tool to Discover Regional Culture The Master Builders of the Western Reserve -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Project directors Gladys Haddad of Lake Erie College and Eric Cardinal of the Lake County Historical Society served as editors of this issue. The focus upon the distinctive aspects of Ohio's Western Reserve as revealed in the proceedings included factors that defined the area prior to the initial definition of Connecticut's "Reserve" in the West -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gladys Haddad, Director Paul Belanger WESTERN RESERVE STUDIES: A JOURNAL OF REGIONAL HISTORY AND CULTURE is an annual publication of the LAKE ERIE COLLEGE PRESS. For more information call Professor Gladys Haddad, Symposium Director, at
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