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SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
As author:
"Aftermath at Appomattox: Federal Military
Occupation of Appomattox County, May–November
1865," Civil War History, v. 31
(March 1985): 5-23
"Fraternity, Ceremony and Duty: The Richmond
Grays, 1844-1963," Meadow Farm Museum/Crump
Park Newsletter, v. 2, no. 2 (Fall 1988)
"Patriotic and Valuable Service: The Richmond
Howitzers, 1859-1979," Meadow Farm Museum/Crump
Park Newsletter, v. 3, no. 2 (Fall 1989)
"Virginia's Capital City: Modern Gateway
to America's Past," Capitol Forum,
May 1993, p.17
As an acknowledged contributor:
Gregg Kimball, American City, Southern Place:
A Cultural History of Antebellum Richmond.
Athens: University of Georgia Press, 2000
Chris M. Calkins, The Final Bivouac: The
Surrender Parade at Appomattox and the Disbanding
of the Armies. Lynchburg, VA: H. E. Howard,
1988
John Coski, Capital Navy: The Men, Ships,
and Operations of the James River Squadron.
Campbell, CA: Savas Woodbury Publishers, 1996
Ralph Graves, "Who Are Those Guys? Their
faces peer from an 1859 photograph...,"
Smithsonian, v. 29, no. 10 (January 1999):
110
SELECTED PRESS COVERAGE
Mr. Greenough is featured or quoted in the
following newspaper articles:
Harold Holzer, "A Filtered Portrait of
Lincoln Comes to the Small Screen," The
New York Times, Arts and Leisure, 20 March
1988, p. 29
"People of the Confederacy: Richmond at
War," The Smithsonian Associate,
December 1987
Ann Holiday, "They dust off history and
then bring it to life," The Richmond
News Leader, 7 August 1990, p. 25
Ann Holiday, "Dinners steeped in history
of The War," The Richmond News Leader,
Accent, 24 February 1992
John Lyle, "Past Performances," Richmond
Times-Dispatch, Metro Business, 4 May 1992,
B1
"A Parson's Cause," Richmond Times-Dispatch,
31 March 1993, J4
Jon Pope, "‘Gravedigger' leads a
leap back in time," Richmond Times-Dispatch,
Metro, 5 September 1994, B1
Sandra F. Waugaman, "History. . .Live!"
Richmond: The Metropolitan Monthly, November
1994, p.44
Heather Burkey, "Old-time revival held
at museum," The [Staunton] Daily News
Leader, 21 July 1997, front page
Bob Ruegsegger, "Interpreter brings flavor
of past to present," York Town Crier,
30 July 1997
Rick Britton, "Washington: Father figure
image endures," The Washington Times,
Weekend, 9 September1999, M5
Sandra F. Waugaman, "Travel back in time
to 1775. . .and step into the shoes of a Second
Virginia Convention Delegate," Petersburg
Progress Index, Lifestyles, 17 July 2000,
B1
SPEAKER AND PANELIST
Co-chair and panelist, "Living History
Live at Poplar Forest," Virginia Association
of Museums 1988 Annual Meeting, Lynchburg
Panelist, "Opening the Doors and Windows:
The Interpretive Decision," Virginia Association
of Museums 1990 Annual Conference, Virginia
Beach
Panelist, "Living History and the Next
Generation: Discovering New Frontiers for the
Past," Association for Living Historical
Farms and Agricultural Museums 1990 Annual Meeting,
Providence, RI
Chair and Panelist, "Living History vs.
Historical Drama: A Choice Between Methods,"
Virginia Association of Museums 1992 Annual
Conference, Williamsburg
Speaker, "Visitor Perceptions of Richmond,"
Greater Richmond Tourism Coalition Meeting,
16 March 1993, Richmond
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