Monuments to the lost cause: women, art, and the landscapes of southern memory

"A strong force of ladies" : women, politics, and Confederate memorial associations in nineteenth-century Raleigh / Catherine W. Bishir

Marking Union victory in the South : the construction of the National Cemetery system / Catherine W. Zipf

Making history : African American commemorative celebrations in Augusta, Georgia, 1865-1913 / Kathleen Clark

"Woman's hand and heart and deathless love" : white women and the commemorative impulse in the New South / W. Fitzhugh Brundage

The great Lee Chapel controversy and the "little group of willful women" who saved the shrine of the South / Pamela H. Simpson

Monument Avenue, Richmond : a unique American boulevard / Richard Guy Wilson

Personalizing the political : the Davis family circle in Richmond's Hollywood Cemetery / M. Anna Fariello

The virtuous soldier : constructing a usable Confederate past in Franklin, Tennessee / David Currey

The Confederate Monument at Arlington : a token of reconciliation / Karen L. Cox

Planning a temple to the lost cause : the Confederate "battle abbey" / William M.S. Rasmussen

Gratitude and gender wars : monuments to the women of the sixties / Cynthia Mills

Commemorating the color line : the national mammy monument controversy of the 1920s / Micki McElya

Granite stopped time : Stone Mountain Memorial and the representation of White Southern identity / Grace Elizabeth Hale

Contesting the sacred : preservation and meaning on Richmond's Monument Avenue / Brian Black and Bryn Varley.