Popular Articles (1980-1996)


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"John Wanamaker"
American History Illustrated (December 1980) 8-15
"E. P. Alexander"
Encyclopedia of Southern History
"Thomas A. Scott"
Encyclopedia of American Biography
"From Utopia to Mill Town"
American History Illustrated (October 1981) 34-40, 48; (November 1981) 36-43
"Frederick Law Olmsted"
American History Illustrated (November 1981) 30-35
"The North at War" in William C. Davis (ed.)
Shadows of the Storm (Garden City, 1981) 364-373
"Laughing Through Tears: Films of the 1930s"
American History Illustrated (March 1983) 10-21
"Pullmans in the Sky: Commercial Aviation before World War II"
American History Illustrated (June 1984) 38-45
"Feeding the Machine," in William C. Davis (ed.)
Touched by Fire: Volume II (Boston, 1986) 39-45
"Wall Street 1887 vs. Wall Street 1987"
Ethikos (Summer 1987) 1:4-5, 16
"A Robber Historian"
Forbes (October 26, 1987) 46-50
Seven Articles in Keith L. Bryant (ed.)
Railroads in the Age of Regulation, 1900-1980 (New York, 1988)
"Use History: Don't Let it Use You"
Leaders Magazine (July 1988)
"The Tribune 4,047"
Forbes (October 24, 1988) 90-94
"Finding Rear Doors to Center Stage: The Role of Business and Corporate History"
Business History Bulletin (Winter 1990), vol. 4, no. 1, 1-3
"The First Tycoon"
Forbes (October 22, 1990), 44-52
"The Diesel Revolution"
American Heritage of Invention & Technology (Winter 1991) 6:3, 16-22
"A Hell of a Way to Run a Railroad"
Audacity (Fall 1992), 1:1, 22-31
"What Hath God Wrought?"
American Heritage of Invention & Technology (Spring 1993) 8:4, 34-42
"John D. Rockefeller Slept Here"
Forbes 400 (Oct. 1993) 68-73
"The Coming of the Railroad and the End of the Great West"
American Heritage of Invention & Technology (Winter 1995) 8-17
"The Robber Barons’ Bum Rap"
City Journal (Winter 1995) 90-100
"The Millionaire Capital of America"
City Journal (Summer 1995) 108-117
"The Gospel of Wanamaker"
Audacity (Summer 1996) 26-39
"When New York Became the U.S. Media Capital"
City Journal (Summer 1996) 97-112