Mount Vernon Distillery Project: Of Workers and Race
Author: Kelly, Elizabeth Date published: 2010
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Abstract The domestic artifacts of the Mount Vernon distillery site offer data on the lives of white workers. In comparing the domestic glass and ceramic artifacts of the distillery with comparable glass and ceramic data found at the slave site House for Families, the similarities and differences between the two groups can be seen. The artifact comparison may make it possible to determine if slave workers lived at the distillery along with the white workers. The artifact comparison showed that slaves and white workers were similar in being limited by their means. The existence of slave workers living at the distillery could not be determined at this time; however, potential areas for future analysis were presented.
Alternative title University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Journal of Undergraduate Research
UW-La Crosse JUR
AuthorKelly, Elizabeth
ContributorUniversity of Wisconsin-La Crosse Undergraduate Research Program
OwnerUniversity of Wisconsin-La Crosse
SponsorMcAndrews, Timothy
Anderson, David
Type of resource text
Genre journal
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Publisher name University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Place of publication La Crosse, Wisconsin
Date published 2010
Date captured 2016-12-06
Language eng
Width8.5
Height10.99
Subject topicUniversity of Wisconsin-La Crosse -- Students -- Research -- Periodicals Authority: LCSH
Subject topicCollege students -- Research -- United States -- Periodicals Authority: LCSH
Subject topicJournals Authority: LCSH
Subject topicSociology Authority: LCSH
Subject topicArchaeology Authority: LCSH
NotePublished as part of the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Journal of Undergraduate Research, Volume 13 (2010)
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