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About Cross Ties
MARCH began publication of Cross Ties as a bi-monthly newsletter in March 2006. Cross Ties publishes articles on best practices that we think can be of continuing value to the profession. We invite you to browse the back issues and return often. We would be glad to hear from you if you find the materials useful, have story ideas, or have suggestions for improvement.
Please note that the online version of each issue is offered as a PDF (Adobe Reader required).
Back Issues:
2008
- Fall, Starting a Museum: What is essential and what is not?
- Summer, Interpreting the Civil War at Gettysburg
- Spring, Acts of Civic Engagement: Confronting the History of 1960s Racial Disturbances
2007
- Winter, Industrial History: What's at stake and what's possible (Bethlehem Steel)
- Fall, Public History at Sites of Protest: Citizenship on the President’s House Viewing Platform
- Summer, Historic site revovation nightmares that DIDN'T happen
- Spring, Community archeaology in New Castle, DE
2006
- Winter, Collaborative exhibits on suburbs in Westchester County
- Fall, Creating a regional story, Washington/Rochambeau Route to Yorktown
- Summer, Innovative leadership at Fort Ticonderoga
- Spring, Whitman and NJ heritage tourism
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