2020 | Volume 41
ARTICLES
- Research Note: Freedom in a Slave Economy: Abraham Spencer and Pottery Making in the Shenandoah Valley
- John “Quash” Williams, Charleston Builder
- John Gough, Free Black Cabinetmaker of Charleston, 1763–1791
- “I Have a Job of 4. Pembroke Tables on Hand at Monticello”: Five Tables Made for Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest by Joiners James Dinsmore and John Hemmings
- “…my friend David Jarboe…”: The Unfinished Portrait of an Alexandria Potter
- Harry Mordecai, Plasterer and Bricklayer of Frankfort, Kentucky
- Decoding the Woodwork of White Hall: A Network of Enslaved Carpenters and French Huguenots
- Guest Editor’s Introduction
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