‘THE FIRST WORLD WAR AND POPULAR CULTURE’
March 31st- April 2nd 2006
Contacts | Programme | Registration & Booking | Accommodation | Getting here
Tourism and Museology
Percy G9
Chair: K.J. Gilchrist
• Trevor Dodman, Boston College, USA
“‘Corpses are occasionally seen’: Fitzgerald, Trench Tourism
and the Michelin Guides”
• Michael G. Rhode, National Museum
of Health and Medicine, USA
and Jim T.H. Connor, Memorial University, Canada
“Mobilizing the Museum: The Professional and Public Display of Military
Medicine in America during World War I”
• Jack Tabor, University of California Santa Barbara,
USA
“How to Drive a Motorcar: The Western Front, Motor Tourism, and Post-War
Englishness”