Faculty

• Guy Alchon (Iowa), American political economy
• Anne M. Boylan (Wisconsin), 19th-century social and women's history
• James M. Brophy (Indiana), Modern Germany
• Jesus Cruz (California, San Diego), European Material Culture
• LuAnn DeCunzo (Pennsylvania), historic preservation and architecture
• J. Ritchie Garrison (Pennsylvania), material culture
• Farley Grubb (Chicago), economic history, labor and immigration
• Carole Haber (Pennsylvania), U.S. social, aging, medicine
• Bernard L. Herman (Pennsylvania), architecture, material culture, preservation
• Christine L. Heyrman (Yale), American colonial
• Roger Horowitz (Wisconsin), 20th-century American, labor and business, oral history, food history; Associate Director, Center for the History of Business, Technology, and Society, Hagley Museum and Library
• Peter Kolchin (Johns Hopkins), 19th-century U.S., southern, comparative
• Wunyabari Maloba (Stanford), African studies
• Cathy Matson (Columbia), Early American, economic
• Rudi Matthee (UCLA), Middle East, history of consumption
• Arwen Mohun (Case Western), history of technology, gender and technology
• Daniel Muir (M.A., Connecticut), Deputy Director for Museum Admin., Hagley
• David Pong (London), modernization and industrial development of modern China
• Jonathan Russ (Delaware), Business history
• David R. Shearer (Pennsylvania), European industrial, Soviet history
• Terry Snyder (Pennsylvania), Deputy Director for Library Administration, Hagley Museum and Library
• Susan Strasser (SUNY Stony Brook), 19th-20th c. American, daily life, business, consumer culture, environmental history
• David Suisman (Columbia), 20th century American cultural history, history of sound and music, business history
• Bryant F. Tolles, Jr. (Boston), Director, Museum Studies Program