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| ISSUE | PRICE | CONTENTS OF JOURNAL |
| Vol. 11, No. 1
(1985) |
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Historians role in reconstructing Historic Engineering Structures: Parks Canada’s experience on the Rideau Canal; Hydraulic Mining Techniques of gold mining in Oregon; IA as a Museum Tool: Prospecting Drills in Northern Saskatchewan; the Lower Cover Grindstone Quarries (Nova Scotia) |
| Vol. 12, No. 1
(1986) |
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Federal Tax incentives for IA (CT); Shaker Mills in Canterbury (NH); An Industrial smithy: Bear Creek, Yukon |
| Vol. 21, No. 1
(1995) |
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Aesthetics in Canadian concrete bridges; rafts and river driving in Italy; American bridge technology in New South Wales; St. Clair tunnel; book reviews |
| Vol. 23, No. 1
(1997) |
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Documenting Complexity: The Historic American Engineering Record and America’s Technological History. Window glass technology, fertilizer and munitions, electrical power for the New Haven RR, measured and interpretive drawings |
| Vol. 24, No. 1
(1998) 80pp |
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A Mechanic in the Garden: Landscape Design in Industrial Rhode Island; Greenways in the Industrial City: Parks and Promenades along the Lowell Canals; Plats, Parks, Playgrounds, and Plants: Warren H. Manning’s Landscape Designs for the Mining Districts of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, 1899-1932 |
| Vol. 25, No. 1
(1999) |
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Theme Issue: The Historic American Engineering Record (HAER), The Recording of Technological Heritage: Reflections on 30 Years’ Work; HAER Project Listing: HAER Recording Projects conducted by the Washington Office 1969-1998 |
| Vol. 25, No. 2
(1999) |
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Industrial Archaeology of New Jersey’s Terra Cotta Industry; William Sellers and the Rationalization of Mechanical Engineering; Whither IA Conference; Private Sector Industrial Archaeologists; IA in the State Historic Preservation Offices; Industrial Archaeology in Canada |
| Vol. 26, No. 1
(2000) |
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Roland W Robbins & Iron Industry Sites in the NE US; The O’Brien Malting Co. site, Klondike City, Yukon; The Dorrance Colliery Fan Complex, Wilkes-Barre, PA; IA & the 20th Century, Alameda CA corridor; Experimental IA; IA & Heritage Preservation; Analysis & Interpretation of Artifacts in IA |
| Vol. 26, No. 2
(2000) |
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IA of retail coal yards in Upstate New York; requirement for Hardy Hydro plant (Michigan); World Heritage Convention & promoting industrial heritage; Multiple voices of fieldwork in IA; Archeology or heritage management: conflict in training Industrial Archeologists; Landscapes as industrial artifacts; changing perceptions of the British industrial past |
| Vol. 27, No. 1
(2001) |
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Covered locks of Wood Creek, sites & construction process (Oneida County, NY); Montevecchio Mining District (lead & zinc mining, 1848-1991): Sardinia, Italy; IA: assess its future, admire its past |
| Vol. 27, No. 2
(2001) |
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Carp River Bloomery Iron Forge, Jackson Iron Co. UP of Michigan; America’s 19th Century British-Style Fireproof Factories; History of Steamrollers |
| Vol. 28, No. 1
(2002) |
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Theme Issue: IA in Art; The Art of American Industry; Pennsylvania’s Anthracite Mines & Miners: A portrait of Industry in American Art (1860-1940); Picturing the Pennsylvania Coal Industry in Word & Image; Deep Tunnels & Burning Flues: The Unexpected Political Drama in 1930s Industrial Production Prints; Vulcan: Birmingham’s (AL) Industrial Colossus (History of the 65 ft, 60 ton Vulcan statue) |
| Vol. 28, No. 2
(2002) |
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The Aldrich Change Bridge (Erie Canal/New York State): Evaluation of the Strength of Historic Bridge Iron : Enlightening the Past: The Phoenix, (AZ) Illuminating Gas & Electric Light Co.; Gravity Unloading Carts & Wagons: A century of Experimentation |
| Vol. 29, No. 1
(2003) 100pp. |
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Theme Issue: Waterpower, the Lachine Canal, and the Industrial Development of Montreal, Canada; Behind the Scene of the Lachine Canal Landscape; Navigation and Waterpower: Adaptation and Technology on Canadian Canals; Steam or Water Power ? Thomas C. Keefer and the Engineers Discuss the Montreal Waterworks in 1852; A Precipitous Decline, Steam as a Motive Power in Montreal: A Case Study of the Lachine Canal |
| Vol. 29, No. 2
(2003) 84pp. |
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Gold and Tailings: The Standard Mill at Bodie; Cutting it Back and Burning it Back: Archaeological Investigations of Charcoal Production in the Missouri; Heads, Tails, and Decisions In-Between: The Archaeology of Mining Wastes |
| Vol. 30, No. 1
(2004) 68pp. |
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Designing American Lenticular Truss Bridges 1878-1900; A Large Business: The Clintonville (NY) Site, Resources, and Scale at Adirondack Bloomery |
| Vol. 30, No. 2
(2004) 60pp. |
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The “Poor Man’s Mill”: A Rich Vernacular Legacy; The Locomotives at Betchworth Lime Works in Southern England |
| Vol. 31, No. 1
(2005) 64 pp. |
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Extant Approach Spans of the Dunleith & Dubuque Bridge; Surplus Water, Hybrid Power Systems, and Industrial Expansion in Lowell (MA; GPR & Archaeological Excavations at the West Point Foundry, NY |
| Vol. 31, No. 2
(2005) 76 pp. |
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Evaluating Authenticity: Reconstructed Timber Swing Bridges; The F. & H. Benning Company Grinding Mill: A Case Study; Trace Elements Constraints on the Source of Silica Sand used by the Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. |
| Vol. 32, No. 1
(2006) 100pp |
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Troubled Waters: Timbisha Shoshone, Miners, and Dispossession at Warm Spring; Industrial Archeology and Environmental Assessments; Sugar Mills, Technology, and Environmental Change: A Case Study of Colonial Agro-Industrial Development in the Caribbean |
| Vol. 32, No. 2
(2006) 80 pp. |
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Towers for Telegrams: The Western Union Telegraph Company and the Emergence of Microwave Telecommunications Infrastructure; The Evolution of the Warren, or Triangular Truss; Current Research on the Art of Industry-Artists at Work: Imaging Place, Work and Process |
| Vol. 33, No. 1
(2007) 56pp. |
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An Archaeological Survey of the Whiteport (NY) Cement Works; The Turnkey Factory: Technology Transfer from America to Spain in the Portland Cement Industry |
| Vol. 33, No. 2
(2007) 84 pp |
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St. Andrew’s Caméré Curtain Bridge Dam, Lockport, Manitoba, Canada by Robert W. Passfield; The Historical Significance of Tailings and Slag: Industrial Waste as Cultural Resource (Butte-Anaconda National Historic Landmark District, Montana) by Fredric L. Quivik: Industrial Plumbism: Antiquity to Modern Times (about industrial lead poisoning) by Lloyd B. Tepper |
| Vol. 34, No. 1&2 (2008)
188pp Published 2011 |
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Industrial Archeology and Art: Negotiating the Past and Present; “Under a Spreading Chestnut-Tree”: The Blacksmith and His Forge in Nineteenth-Century American Art; Cropsey’s Paintings of the “Fog Company” and the Industrial Riverside of Hastings-on-Hudson; John White Alexander’s Industrial Lunettes for the Pennsylvania State Capitol: The Unfinished Story; From Mayville to Milwaukee: The Visual Culture of the Iron and Steel Industry in Southeastern Wisconsin; Maria Martinez, Industrial Designer; The Town That Photography Built: Images from the Consolidation Coal Company Photograph Collection, 1911–1946; From Monuments to Memory Sites: Representing Pennsylvania’s Anthracite Industry in Public Sculpture, 1855–2010; Connecticut’s Tobacco Industry: Harold Barbour, Jack Delano, and the WPA; Midwestern Images of Labor: Wisconsin Artists and Their Portrayal of Industry; Erich Mercker and “Technical Subjects”: Industrial Paintings in the Eras of Weimar and Nazi Germany |
| Vol. 35, No. 1&2
(2009) 140pp Published 2012 |
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Theme Issue: West Point Foundry; Industrial Archaeology and the West Point Foundry; The West Point Foundry in Larger Perspective; The Diary of the Setting-Out of the West Point Foundry from Gouverneur Kemble Diary; Founding A Foundry: The Diary of the Setting-Out of the West Point Foundry, 1817; Using Maps to Aid Our Understanding of a Site’s History; From Forest and Mine to Foundry and Cannons: An Archaeological Study of the Blast Furnace at the West Point Foundry; The Gun Foundry Recast; Housing A Foundry Community with a “Liberal And Philanthropic Spirit”; Two Seasons of Excavation at the 1865 Office Building at Scenic Hudson’s West Point Foundry Preserve. |
| Vol. 36, No. 1
(2010) 104pp Published 2012 |
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Data-Recovery Excavations at the Plaisance Plantation Sugarhouse, Louisiana; The Production and Negotiation of Working-Class Space and Place at Central Aguirre, Puerto Rico; Industrial Mercurialism: Agricola to the Danbury Shakes; The Rise and Fall of the California Stamp: Historical and Archaeological Perspectives on the Aging of a Technology |
| Vol. 36, No. 2
(2010) 96pp |
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M eeting the Challenge of a Renewable Energy Resource: Small-Scale Milling and Manufacturing in Southern New England; Reinventing the Waterwheel: Rediscovering the Knowledge of Mid-Nineteenth Century Millwright in New England; Electrifying Independence Valley: Mining and Hydroelectricity in Nevada’s Northeastern Frontier (1896-1920); The Soviet Problem with Two “Unknowns”: How and American Architect and a Soviet Negotiator Jump-Started the Industrialization of Russia, Part I: Albert Kahn |
| Vol. 37, No. 1&2
(2011) 188pp |
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Theme Issue: IA in Montana; “A Wonderful Piece of Engineering”: The Point of Rocks Segment of the Mullan Road and the Milwaukee Road Railroad in Mineral County, Montana; The Short Life of the Montana Smelter, a Custom Silver-Lead Smelter in Great Falls, 1889-1901; Coloma Mining District: Gold Mining and Community in Western Montana’s Garnet Range; From the Big Hole to Butte: The Origins and Evolution of a Rocky Mountain Municipal Water System; Underground Mine Maps & the Development of the Butte System at the Turn of the Twentieth Century; Architects as Designers of Pre-World War II, Large-Scale Technological Systems: Edward W. Tanner and the Design of the Fort Peck Townsite; From State-of-the-Art to Estate for the Arts: The Evolving Cultural Landscapes of the Western Clay Manufacturing Company & the Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts; Boom, Bust, and the Berkeley Pit: How Insiders and Outsiders Viewed the Mining Landscape of Butte, Montana |
| Vol. 38, No. 1
(2012) 108pp |
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“I trust there will be no failure . . .”: The Importance of Bricks and Brickmaking at Adirondack Iron and Steel Company’s Upper Works; Conspicuous Iron and the Cochituate Aqueduct Gatehouses: The Earliest Extant American Wrought-Iron Roof and Roof Trusses, and the Earliest Extant Cast-Iron Staircases for Public Use; The Cruttenden Carriage Works: The Development and Decline of Carriage Production in New Haven, Connecticut; The Material Significance of Carriage Drives to the Design of Central Park |
| Vol. 38, No. 2
(2012) 88pp |
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From the Archive to the Web 2.0: the Use of GIS and WebGS Applications in Industrial Archeology; The Iron Mountain Mine: Tracing a Montana Silver-Lead Mind from Success to Bust Through Engineering and Management Decisions; From Mary Furnace to Sharon Steel: The Evolution and Integration of the United States’ Last Manually Filled Blast Furnace, 1845-1963 |
| Vol. 39, No. 1&2
(2013) 126pp Published 2016 |
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It’s Not Time to be Wasted: Identifying, Evaluating, and Appreciating Mine Wastes in Michigan’s Copper Country; The Archeology of Coal Ash: An Industrial-Urban Solid Waste at the Dawn of the Hydrocarbon Economy; Nuisance, Source of Wealth, of Potentially Practical Material: Visions of Tailings in Idaho’s Couer d’Alene Mining District, 1888-2001; The Rise and Fall of the Tacoma Arsenic Industry; Infamous Past, Invisible Present: Searching for Bubbly Creek in the Twenty-First Century; “Junkyard Jamboree”: Hunting for Automotive Treasure in the Twentieth Century |
| Set of available back issues as listed above | USA Member Only Price: $100 | Set (from Vol. 11 to Vol. 39) of available issues as listed above (as supplies last). Special USA Member only price: $100 (includes USA shipping) Members outside of USA please email sia@siahq.org for additional shipping charges. |
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