Salem's Centuries: New Perspectives on the History of an Old American City (History and the Public)
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Salem's Centuries: New Perspectives on the History of an Old American City (History and the Public)

by Donna A. Seger, Brad Austin

American History Local History Public History
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Salem's Centuries offers new perspectives on the history of Salem, an old American city. Edited by Donna A. Seger and Brad Austin, this volume explores the city’s past through the lens of history and the public, making it a thoughtful resource for readers interested in American urban history.

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Salem's Centuries examines the history of Salem, an old American city with a story that spans many generations.

Edited by Donna A. Seger and Brad Austin, the book presents new perspectives on Salem's past.

As part of the History and the Public series, it connects historical study with the ways communities understand and share their heritage.

This volume offers readers an opportunity to engage with Salem's centuries through a focused collection of historical viewpoints.

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