Commonplace

The Journal of Early American Life

The American Antiquarian Society and Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture | May 13, 2021

Commonplace is a destination for exchanging ideas about American history and culture before 1900. It is a bit less formal than a scholarly journal and a bit more scholarly than a popular magazine. Content is organized under the headings of Teach, Learn, and Object. The relatively short readings are punctuated by images and supplemented with additional reading lists.

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