Articles

Bust of John Carlton

The sculptural bust of Captain John Carlton, ca. 1786, owned by the York County History Center, is a keystone object through which to dissect the intersectionality of historical place on the Susquehanna River and how Indigenous representation in south-central Pennsylvania identity is both present and absent… View

by Laura A. Macaluso · American Historical Review · Volume 131, Issue 2, June 2026

Exhibit Review: “Revolutionary Things: Objects from the Collection in Celebration of America’s 250th Anniversary”

by Laura A. Macaluso · Early American Studies Miscellany · July 6, 2026

Students “Touch History” At Benedict Arnold House Excavation Site

by David Sepulveda · New Haven Independent · July 3, 2026

5 Famous American Women Who Made History in Ways You Weren’t Taught

by Duane Beckett · Nerdable · May 7, 2026

P is for Pennsylvania

by Laura A. Macaluso · Medium · March 16, 2026

Grant Writing and the Humanities at the Semiquincentennial (America at 250)

by Laura Macaluso · Grant Professional Association (GPA) Newsletter · January 27, 2026

Why Federally Funded Art?

by Jacqueline Francis and Mary Okin · Panorama, Journal of the Association of the Historians of American Art · Fall 2025 (11.2)

A Decade of Public Art Interventions: Critiquing the City of New Haven and Yale University, 2011-2021

Between 2011 and 2021, public art interventions reshaped the political, social, and economic life of the City of New Haven, Connecticut, and Yale University, its dominant institution… View

by Laura A. Macaluso · Public Art Dialogue · September 24, 2025

Monuments and Memory, Archaeological Perspectives on Commemoration

by Laura A. Macaluso · H-Net Material Culture · August 2025

Tips for Advanced Storytelling (in Grants)

by DH Leonard Consulting & Grant Writing Services · July 15, 2025