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Circuses, Sideshows and Freaks in the early 1900s

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Circuses, Sideshows and Freaks in the early 1900s

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Children oriented
-Megan

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Maps of the University of Michigan Campus: circa 1906-1913

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I went really broad, but I saw a few references to Spiritualism, which interested in me, especially in how it related to other social reform: abolitionist efforts & suffrage

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I went really broad, but I saw a few references to Spiritualism, which interested in me, especially in how it related to other social reform: abolitionist efforts & suffrage

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John Hope's Presidential Era at Morehouse College 

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John Hope's Presidential Era at Morehouse College 

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This topic is about my alma mater -- Morehouse College. John Hope was the first self-identified African-American president of Morehouse and lead one of the most important era's in the history of the college.  I hope to use this as a resource for students.

- Jordan Ross

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Annika Gidley - Digitized version of the 20th century literary magazine "The Little Review," which first published James Joyce's Ulysses and several other well-known modernist writers.

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Annika Gidley - Digitized version of the 20th century literary magazine "The Little Review," which first published James Joyce's Ulysses and several other well-known modernist writers.

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Great Lakes Conservation/Protection Movements - Avery

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Great Lakes Conservation/Protection Movements - Avery

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Idea #1: My idea is to organize my fieldwork records - video, audio, and paper - into an archive. Folks are absolutely welcome to join me! I did my field work in Cuba from 2008-2012 and studied Afrocuban music and dance. ekbatiuk@umich.edu
Idea #2: An introduction to music of the world. A collection of digital resources for young people. Links to examples from accessible repositories of field recordings. Similar to the dog example but for music.
My fieldwork archive below:

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2. is something to do with history of conservationism or the first earth day

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2. Artists of Michigan (multimedia?)

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2. A history of black and Afro-Latinx LGBTQ+ pioneers.
3.  A history of black models.

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Economy in the Kitchen: Gendered responsibility for keeping food on the table

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Economy in the Kitchen: Gendered responsibility for keeping food on the table

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using combination of specialized cookbooks, ads, notes in family cookbooks
(could compare and contrast them with government and corporate ads and guides, see
how those actually influenced individual cooks), also war rations/menu planning, etc; focus on the Janice Blustein Longone Culinary Archive.
-Lydia Heaton

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Pelle Tracey

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Soldiers in the Union Army and their perspectives in the American Civil War

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Soldiers in the Union Army and their perspectives in the American Civil War

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2. Abolitionist media

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1. History of Detroit Techno: Dan Sicko Papers & Interviews

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1. History of Detroit Techno: Dan Sicko Papers & Interviews

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2. Origins of Cyberculture: PLATO Computer System

if anyone interested in one of these, feel free to reach out to me at floating@gmail.com - jeff

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1. Documentation of Native American Artwork in MI
2. Famous "love letters" (w/
LGBTQ+ representation) throughout the ages
if anyone wants to join on these topics feel free to email me: emstieg@umich.edu

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The Native American dioramas at UofM's Natural History Museum

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The Native American dioramas at UofM's Natural History Museum

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The Natural History Museum at UofM previously had up 14 dioramas of Native American bones and cultural objects.  Those dioramas were placed next to dinosaur, taxidermy, minerals, and other fossil exhibits.  Large protests built up and eventually UofM had to give in to pressure and put them down. - Curtis Hunt

https://search.lib.umich.edu/catalog/record/003929940?query=natural+history+museum+native+americans&library=Bentley+Historical+Library

http://www.annarbor.com/news/native-american-dioramas-at-u-m-exhibit-museum-of-natural-history-to-be-removed-jan-4/

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1. 19th century Quakerism, perhaps esp. as it relates to abolitionist movements

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1. 19th century Quakerism, perhaps esp. as it relates to abolitionist movements

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2. Medieval English heraldry

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History of LGBTQ-related organizations in Ann Arbor/UM

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History of LGBTQ-related organizations in Ann Arbor/UM

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1. Japanese cult horror or B-Horror/camp visual aesthetics in film (Taylor Wegner) 

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1. Japanese cult horror or B-Horror/camp visual aesthetics in film (Taylor Wegner) 

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2. Outsider/Folk art by women and queer folks

3. 80s fashion and style in music performance and videos

email wegnert@umich.edu if interested!

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Archive: Second Baptist Church (Detroit, Mich.) Records: 1911-1989 (bulk 1926-1988)

Description: Microfilms of records, papers, and quarterly and weekly publications (originals held by church itself) of oldest Black Church in Michigan which has a long history of helping and championing civil rights for Black communities for almost two centuries (going back to Underground Railroad); significant materials on Rev. Robert Bradby, whose self-help and church employment programs were hugely-influential in areas like Black Bottom during the early years of the Great Migration. Includes histories, correspondence with Rev. Bradby, and photographs of church buildings and activities.

Finding Aid: https://quod.lib.umich.edu/b/bhlead/umich-bhl-90121.

Archive: Charles A. Hill Family Papers: 1917-1981 (bulk 1939-1970)

Description: Church event brochures, photographs, correspondences, scrapbooks, and police files for Hartford Memorial Baptist’s Rev. Charles A. Hill (follower of Second Baptist’s Rev. Robert Bradby), whose civil rights and pro-union activities were hounded as “communist” by the police. Includes NAACP minutes from 1944-1947 and Hill family scrapbooks.

Finding Aid: https://quod.lib.umich.edu/b/bhlead/umich-bhl-9977.

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Lauren Paljusaj - 1. A history of Detroit architecture 2. Collection of printing, typography, and visual design in Detroit and surrounding areas, say Southeast MI

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Lauren Paljusaj - 1. A history of Detroit architecture 2. Collection of printing, typography, and visual design in Detroit and surrounding areas, say Southeast MI

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The Jack the Ripper Whitechapel Murders in 1888

French Intervention in the American Revolution

Sound, sheet music, digital documentation from the Broadway musical "Hamilton"

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- Latinx at UM
- Social justice orgs at UM
- Greek life for POC

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Topic: Exploring video game history or video game soundtracks/music

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Topic: Exploring video game history or video game soundtracks/music

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1. Luther Buchelle
2. John Sinclair
3. Emma Goldman

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or Mid-Century Modern Design (furniture, architecture, etc.)

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Detroit Industry Murals
or
Women's Suffrage

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Archive: George Manupelli papers: 1962-2013

Description: Papers, photographs, artwork, newspaper clippings, and correspondence from Manupelli’s filmmaking career in independent and avant-garde cinema; Manupelli founded the Ann Arbor Film Festival in 1963. Includes undated poetry, artist portfolios, and various AAFF docs.

Finding Aid: https://quod.lib.umich.edu/b/bhlead/umich-bhl-2016049.

Archive: Ann Arbor Film Festival records: 1961-2012
Description: Programs, posters, flyers, news clippings, articles for the Manupelli-established Ann Arbor Film Festival. Also includes phonograph recording of song written by Manupelli recorded by Jacqueline Humbert for the 1978 AAFF.
Finding Aid: https://quod.lib.umich.edu/b/bhlead/umich-bhl-2011122.