Talk2010

Borderlines/Borderlands: Culture and the Canadian-U.S. International Boundary: Panels 2 & 3.

American Folklife Center

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Borderlines/ Borderlands: Culture and the Canada-US International Boundary, a free symposium featuring leading Canadian and US scholars, which will explore the history and culture of regions, communities, and their residents along the Canada-U.S. border. The morning session is presented. Panel 2: History along the Border/Case Studies with David Taylor speaking on "Canadian Resouces at the American Folklife Center," Steve Winick speaking on "Franco American Materials in the American Folklife Center's Archive,"Timothy Lynch speaking on "The Fenian Frontier: Irish Nationalism, Anglo-American Relations, and the Making of the Canadian-American Border," and Adam Arenson speaking on "After the Underground Railroad: African North Americans and the Transnational Nature of Reconstruction." Panel 3: Immigration & Movement with Michael Taft speaking on "Americans in Canada: A Personal and Folkoristic View," Brian Carter speaking on "Architecture of the Border," and Beverly Diamond speaking on "Native American Women and Cross-Border Tourism in the Early 20th Century."

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