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Cycle History 16
Proceedings, 16th International Cycling
History Conference
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8½ x 11
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208 pages
with 120
black & white illustrations |
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978-1-892495-54-6 |
| Price: |
US$50 |
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The latest volume in our
series of Proceedings of the
International Cycling
History Conferences.
Included are all the papers
presented at the 16th
Conference, held in
Davis,
California, September
2005.
Publication of this volume
made possible through a
generous grant from the
Cycle Touring & Countryside
Trust of Great Britain
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Proceedings
of the 16th International History
Conference, held in Davis,
California |
Table of Contents
Iain
Boal: “Re-Inventing the
Wheel”
David Takemoto-Weerts:
Evolution of a
Cyclist-Friendly Community —
The Davis Model
3.Aaron
Wilcher: Prisoners of the
Road—American Veloci-power
in the 1970s
Jonathan Botkin: The
California Associated
Cycling Clubs and the
Secession from the LAW Bob
Sommer: Bikeway Research at
the University of
California, Davis in the
1960s
Peter Zheutlin: ’Round the
World—The Cycling Adventure
of Annie Londonderry
Nick Clayton: James Hastings
and the High Peak Velocipede
Club
Paul Rubenson: Missing
Link—The Case for Bicycle
Transportation in the United
States
Sally Helvenston Gray &
Mihaela C. Peteu: Women’s
Cycling Attire in the 1890s
Bruce Epperson: The Great
Bicycle Trust, 1899–1903
Robert S. Kossuth & Kevin B.
Wamsley: Men and their
Machines on the Canadian
Prairie Frontier
Thomas Burr: French
Expansion, American
Collapse, 1890–1910
Nicholas Oddy: The Cycle on
Display
Ross D. Petty: The Bicycle
as a Communications Medium
Gary Sanderson: Across
America—A comparison
Karen M. Fox: Women and
Cycle Touring
John Weiss: Destination San
Francisco
Appendix: The Miller
Collection
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From the contents |
Annie Londonderry
(From Peter Zheutlin paper)
Porter-Gilmore loop-frame
women's cycle in Miller
Collection
(from Appendix)
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