Alan Gordon is a professor of history at the University of Guelph. He has written extensively about memory, commemoration, and the uses of history.

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• Introduction: Living History Time MachinesPart 1: Foundations1 History on Display2 The Foundations of Living History in Canada3 Tourism and HistoryPart 2: Structures4 Pioneer Days5 A Sense of the Past6 Louisbourg and the Quest for AuthenticityPart 3: Connections7 Fur and Gold8 The Great Tradition of Western Empire9 The Spirit of B & B10 People and Place11 Genuine IndiansConclusion: The Limits of Time TravelNotesIndex

Alan Gordon is a professor of history at the University of Guelph. He has written extensively about memory, commemoration, and the uses of history.

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• Introduction: Living History Time MachinesPart 1: Foundations1 History on Display2 The Foundations of Living History in Canada3 Tourism and HistoryPart 2: Structures4 Pioneer Days5 A Sense of the Past6 Louisbourg and the Quest for AuthenticityPart 3: Connections7 Fur and Gold8 The Great Tradition of Western Empire9 The Spirit of B & B10 People and Place11 Genuine IndiansConclusion: The Limits of Time TravelNotesIndex

Alan Gordon is a professor of history at the University of Guelph. He has written extensively about memory, commemoration, and the uses of history.

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• Introduction: Living History Time MachinesPart 1: Foundations1 History on Display2 The Foundations of Living History in Canada3 Tourism and HistoryPart 2: Structures4 Pioneer Days5 A Sense of the Past6 Louisbourg and the Quest for AuthenticityPart 3: Connections7 Fur and Gold8 The Great Tradition of Western Empire9 The Spirit of B & B10 People and Place11 Genuine IndiansConclusion: The Limits of Time TravelNotesIndex