About the Project
This project is an on-line version of an award winning article by Timothy R. Mahoney, Professor of History at the University of Nebraska, "The Great Sheedy Murder Case and the Booster Ethos of the Gilded Age in Lincoln, Nebraska," which was published in the Winter 2001 issue of Nebraska History. The construction of this site is supported by the Plains Humanities Alliance, a regional studies center and member of the National Consortium of Regional Study Centers located at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln; the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities at the University of Nebraska; and the Nebraska Humanities Council.
Project Director
- Timothy R. Mahoney
Project Team
- Zach Bajaber, Digital Resources Designer
- Wendy Katz, Interim Project Director
- Jennifer Moore, Proofreader
- Brian Pytlik Zillig, Digital Initiatives Librarian
- Katherine L. Walter, CDRH Co-Director
- Laura Weakly, Metadata Encoding Specialist
Graduate Research Assistants
- Vijayender Bandaru
- Jeramie Beahm
- Brian Jolet
- Vicki Martin
- Kim Matthews
- Kim McVey
- Chris Rasmussen
- Jamie Tallman
Student Assistants
- Adam Kiser
- Anastasia Smallcomb
- Nic Swiercek
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Directed by Timothy R. Mahoney, Plains Humanities Alliance, in collaboration with the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities.
Funded by the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities, the Nebraska Humanities Council, and the Plains Humanities Alliance.
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