| Topic |
First |
Last |
Year |
Area |
Item actions |
| As it was in the Beginning |
Sister Frances |
Carr |
2004 |
Keynote address |
Show |
|
|
| A Candid Look at Shaker Population Trends after 1850: A Shift to Northern New England and the Resultant Controversies |
Stephen J. |
Paterwic |
2004 |
|
Show |
|
|
| An Uncharted Union: The Shakers, the Amana Inspirationists and the Legacy of the French Prophets |
Dr. Peter |
Hoehnle |
2004 |
|
Show |
|
|
| The Last Shaker Village Views |
Dr. Robert |
Emlen |
2004 |
|
Show |
|
|
| Wolves and Angels in the 'Valley of God's Pleasure ': The Shaker Era of Manifestations and the Reassertion of Outsiderho |
Stephen |
Taysom |
2004 |
|
Show |
|
|
| Shaker For Sale: Communities and Commodities |
Dr. Elizabeth |
DeWolfe |
2004 |
|
Show |
|
|
| The Sabbath day Lake Shakers and the Rickers of the Poland Spring Hotel: A Scrapbook History |
Michael |
Graham |
2004 |
|
Show |
|
|
| Poplarware from the Maine Bishopric |
Dick |
Dabrowski |
2004 |
display and discussion with collector |
Show |
|
|
| My Gospel Relation: Circumstances and Friendships which Bonded the Shaker Societies of New Hampshire and Maine |
Mary Ann |
Haagen |
2004 |
|
Show |
|
|
| The Economic Base of the Maine Shakers: The Community Industries |
Dr. M. Stephen |
Miller |
2004 |
|
Show |
|
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