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Inspired innovations: a celebration of Shaker ingenuity
2010, University Press of New England
in English
1584658509 9781584658504
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Table of Contents
Innovations in Shaker architecture and planning / Scott T. Swank
Equality of the sexes as Shakers' inspired innovation / Glendyne R. Wergland
Shaker innovation : lifestyle and governance / Stephen J. Paterwic
Garden seeds / M. Stephen Miller
Medicinal herbs and preparations / Galen Beale
Planting perfection : the Shakers as horticultural innovators / Darryl Thompson
Woodenwares : oval box making at Mount Lebanon, New York / Jarry V. Grant
Shaker basket making / Martha Wetherbee
Cooperage / M. Stephen Miller
Shaker textiles : cloak making / Sharon Duane Koomler
Shaker chairs / Charles R. Muller
Fancy goods : poplarware / Richard Dabrowski
Health and sanitation / M. Stephen Miller
Retiring rooms / M. Stephen Miller
The Shakers and the invention of the circular saw : a circular argument / Christian Goodwillie
Innovation in music and song / Carol Medlicott.
Edition Notes
Published in conjunction with an exhibition organized by the New Britain Museum of American Art, Jan. 16 to April 11, 2010.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 207-216) and index.
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