| Contents | New York History, 88.1 | The History Cooperative

VOLUME 88 • NUMBER 1

WINTER 2007

		Staff

		Editorial

7		Editors' Introduction

13		"The Black Man Almost Has Disappeared From Our Country": African American Workers in Cooperstown, New York, 1860–1900 SYLVEA HOLLIS

33		Memorializing Mothers: Stained-Glass Windows, Female Empowerment, and Religion in Cooperstown, New York AMY R. GUNDRUM

55		Plot Development, or E. F. Beadle's Adventures in Building Suburban Homes in Late Nineteenth-Century New York KATHERINE E. CHAISON

75		Over the Tracks and Up the Hill: Cooperstown, New York's Working-Class Population, 1900–1910 KIERNAN M. LANNON

97		For Prosperity's Sake, Buy An Automobile: Car Dealers and Consumer Demand in Depression Era Cooperstown JOHN M. EMERY

118		Books Received

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VOLUME 88 • NUMBER 1

WINTER 2007