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Material Matters
Winterthur Program in American Material Culture
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Student Projects
Connoisseurship
Material Life in America
Thesis Research
Other Winterthur Courses
Cities on a Hill: Material Culture in America’s Communal Utopias
Summer Institute
Further Studies
Field Based Learning
British Design History
British Design History, 2019
British Design History, 2018
English Design History, 2017
English Design History, 2016
English Design History, 2015
Craftsmanship
Williamsburg, 2016
Williamsburg, 2017
Williamsburg 2019
New England Field Study
New England Trip, 2016
New England Trip, 2015
New England Trip, 2014
Southern Field Study
Southern Trip, 2017
Southern Trip, 2016
Southern Trip, 2015
Further Exploring
Museum Musings
Opportunities
Montgomery Competition
Alumni
Field Based Learning
The Neighborhood as Collection: A Walking Tour of Mt. Vernon, Baltimore
StudioEis: Memory, Monument, and The Embodied Past
Gunston Hall: Implementing Accessibility in a Historic House Museum
The Tipsy Hedgehog: An Experiment in Nineteenth-Century Culinary Labor
Speaking of Speakeasies: Baltimore and Prohibition in Collective Memory
Behind the Scenes: The James Brice House
How do Winterthur Students Spend Their Free Time? An Exploration of Echo Mountain Trail
“A Mass of Barbarous Splendour”: A Papier-Mâché Writing Desk in the Winterthur Collection
Thinking Outside the Quadrangle
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