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  Volume 30
  Fall-Winter
  2004		 Voices


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National Heritage Fellow Chuck Campbell



Message written in dust on a fire engine returning from ground zero, September 13, 2001.



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Features

6
The Vietnam Veterans Oral History and Folklore Project
by Lydia Fish
8 War Stories: Vietnam Experiences Retold in Plastic, Dirt, and Paint
by Varick Chittenden and Photographs by Martha Cooper
12 Validating the Vets: A Legacy of Experience and Service
by Mary Zwolinski
14 Telling War Stories in Chemung County
by Heather A. Wade

18 Everyday History Saved on Tape
by Gregory M. Lamb
22 The Survival of Blackface Minstrel Shows in the Adirondack Foothills
by Susan Hurley-Glowa
29 Infused with Spirit: National Heritage Fellow Chuck Campbell
by Robert Stone
32 Catskill Folk Festivals: A Sense of the Dance of Life
by Karyl Denison Eaglefeathers
36 "We Never Will Forget": Disaster in American Folksong from the Nineteenth Century to September 11, 2001
by Revell Carr
42 Burning Messages: Interpreting African American Fraternity Brands and Their Bearers
by Sandra Mizumoto Posey



Departments and Columns


2 Field Notes
4 Upstate
by Varick A. Chittenden
5 Downstate
by Steve Zeitlin
21 Lawyer's Sidebar
by Paul Rapp
28 Eye of the Camera
by Martha Cooper
31 Library Essentials
by Tom van Buren
35 Foodways
by Lynn Case Ekfelt
46 Media Bites
by Jeff Bradbury
47 Book Reviews
On the Burning of the Steamer Lexington

Cover: Anonymous. 1840. "On the Burning of the Steamer Lexington." Broadside printed at 71 Greenwich Lane, New York City. Courtesy of John Hay Library, Brown University.

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