American Studies 335

New England

Roger Williams University

CAS 120

M, W, F, 1:00-1:20

Fall Semester, 2011

Michael R. H. Swanson, Ph. D.

Office:  GHH 215

Hours: M, W, F  11:00-12:00

T, 2:30 - 4:00 or by appointment

Phone:  254 3230

E-mail:  amst335@gmail.com

Index

For Monday, December 12A Final Day with Legends and Folklore of New England

A final day with everything, actually.  This constitutes the last class of the semester.  I want to thank you for the contributions you've made.  I hope the course met some of your expections, if not all of them.  I never forget that without you I can't do what I love to do:  teach History and American Studies at Roger Williams University.  Good luck as the year wind's down.  And I hope you'll drop by and say hi sometime in the next semester.

Lindsay Crafford,

A Potpourri

Y-2 On Star Island 346

N-2 The Alarmed Skipper 447

N-3 The Unknown Champion 449

Eryn Dion,

Old Colony Tales

OC-1  Hanging by Proxy 365

OC-5  Legends of Plymouth Rock 378

OC-7  The Courtship of Miles Standish 383

Jessica M.Karamourtopoulos,

Tales of Lynn - Nahant

L-N8  Swampscott Beach

L-N1  The Bridal of Oennacook 128

L-N4  High Rock 141

Jenn Knight,

Tales of Cambridge

C-1  The Washington Elm  115

C-2  The Last of the Highwaymen 119

C-3  The Eliot Oak 121

Kayla Rodriguez, 

Tales of Connecticut

CT-4  The Place of Noises 427

CT-6  The Spanish Galleon 431 

CT-8  The Norwich Elms 436

Lyndsey Burns, 

Tales of Salem

S-1  Salem 167

S-3  Endicott and the Red Cross  180

S-5  The Witchcraft Tragedy 188