Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1. We Are Met on a Great Battlefield: Gettysburg, 1863–1933
Chapter 2. We Cannot Hallow This Ground: The National Park Service’s Beginnings at Gettysburg, 1933–1940
Chapter 3. From These Honored Dead We Take Increased Devotion: Gettysburg Does Its Part for Victory, 1941–1945
Chapter 4. The World Will Little Note Nor Long Remember: Postwar Tourism, Patriotism, and the New Birth of Commercialization, 1946–1955
Chapter 5. The Great Task Remaining Before Us: MISSION 66 and Cold War Patriotism, 1956–1960
Chapter 6. Dedicated to the Proposition That All Men Are Created Equal: The Civil War Centennial at Gettysburg, 1961–1965
Chapter 7. Our Fathers Brought Forth on This Continent a New Nation: The New Gettysburg Experience, 1966–1975
Chapter 8. So Conceived and So Dedicated: Balancing Preservation and Visitor Access, 1976–1988
Chapter 9. Now We Are Engaged in a Great Civil War: Finding a Vision Amidst a Sea of Turmoil, 1989–1997
Chapter 10. They Who Fought Here: Culture Wars and a New Direction at Gettysburg, 1998–2000
Chapter 11. Shall Not Perish from the Earth: A New Beginning at Gettysburg, 2001–2009
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index