CONFERENCE | In America, Nineteen Nineteen by The Huntington

The year 1919 was a tumultuous one in American history. It was also the year that Henry E. Huntington created the institution that bears his name. This conference, designed around The Huntington's Nineteen Nineteen centennial exhibition, focuses on the social, cultural, and political events that provide a national and international context for Huntington's remarkable act of philanthropy.

Contains tracks

• Welcome by Steve Hindle by The Huntington
• Introduction by Bill Brown by The Huntington
• Erza Manela, Averting Anarchy: The Domestic Origins of Wilsonianism by The Huntington
• Peter James Hudson, 1919: A View from the Caribbean by The Huntington
• Alison Isenberg, Second-Hand Cities by The Huntington