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Donna M DeBlasio

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ID6102258
NAMEDonna M DeBlasio
GIVEN NAMESDonna M
FAMILY NAMEDeBlasio
SIGNATUREDEBLASIO D M
AFFILIATIONSYoungstown State University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS14
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR14
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2001
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
H-INDEX0
  • Becoming Italian American in the Nation's Heartland

    Donna M DeBlasio, Martha I Pallante•ARTICLE•Italian Americana•2022

    The Mahoning Valley, popularly known as Ohio's Steel Valley, lies at the easternmost edge of the U.S. Midwest. Its residents are torn between multiple identities. Superficially, they perceive themselves as having more in common with places such as Buffalo, New York, or Pittsburgh than they do with the communities that occupy the western portions of their own state. Although those living east of the Appalachian Mountains imagine the Mahoning Valle…

  • Twilight Rails

    Donna M DeBlasio, Donna DeBlasio•ARTICLE•Technology and Culture•2011

  • We're going to see the Beatles!” an Oral history of Beatlemania as told by the Fans who were there

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2011

    Almost every American of a certain age can recall exactly what they were doing on the evening of February 9, 1964. These baby boomers were glued to the television set watching The Ed Sullivan Show ...

  • They Say in Harlan County

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2011

    They Say in Harlan County: An Oral History, the much-anticipated new book by prominent oral historian Alessandro Portelli, was well worth the twenty-year wait. This new book is more than a history ...

  • From The Miners’ Doublehouse

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2010

    Deindustrialization has greatly impacted the American landscape, leading to the wholesale erasure of sites of heavy industry and their associated domestic, public, and commercial structures. Recove

  • California Hotel and Casino

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2010

  • Talking Steel Towns

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2009

    The demise of the American steel industry has had a devastating effect on the towns the giant factories once called home. As bulldozers mow down the distinctive blast furnaces that once silhouetted...

  • Italian Voices

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2009

    Italian Voices was a labor of love for Mary Ellen Mancina-Batinich. The author's father, Vincenzo (who later took the Americanized name of James), told his daughter many stories about his life as a...

  • The Face of Decline

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2008

  • Weeki Wachee, City Of Mermaids

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2008

    "Weeki Wachee, City Of Mermaids: A History Of One Of Florida'S Oldest Roadside Attractions." The Oral History Review, 35(2), pp. 210–211

  • The Italian American Experience In New Haven

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2008

    Anthony V. Riccio's lavish new coffee table book, The Italian American Experience in New Haven: Images and Oral Histories, provides a fascinating look at the experiences of Italian immigrants and t...

  • Fighting Against The Odds

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2006

  • The Immigrant and the Trolley Park in Youngstown, Ohio, 1899-1945

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•Rethinking History•2001

    In the early twentieth century, amusement parks sprang up in many American cities. This new form of mass entertainment appealed to all classes of people, including the newcomers from eastern and southern Europe. The amusement park became one of the few places that men and women of all classes and cultures could mingle freely. Idora Park, located in the industrial city of Youngstown, Ohio, was a typical example of these early amusement parks. Buil…

  • The Immigrant and the Trolley Park in Youngstown, Ohio, 1899-1945

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•Rethinking History•2001•References: 1

    In the early twentieth century, amusement parks sprang up in many American cities. This new form of mass entertainment appealed to all classes of people, including the newcomers from eastern and southern Europe. The amusement park became one of the few places that men and women of all classes and cultures could mingle freely. Idora Park, located in the industrial city of Youngstown, Ohio, was a typical example of these early amusement parks. Buil…

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  • The Immigrant and the Trolley Park in Youngstown, Ohio, 1899-1945

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•Rethinking History•2001

    In the early twentieth century, amusement parks sprang up in many American cities. This new form of mass entertainment appealed to all classes of people, including the newcomers from eastern and southern Europe. The amusement park became one of the few places that men and women of all classes and cultures could mingle freely. Idora Park, located in the industrial city of Youngstown, Ohio, was a typical example of these early amusement parks. Buil…

  • The Immigrant and the Trolley Park in Youngstown, Ohio, 1899-1945

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•Rethinking History•2001•References: 1

    In the early twentieth century, amusement parks sprang up in many American cities. This new form of mass entertainment appealed to all classes of people, including the newcomers from eastern and southern Europe. The amusement park became one of the few places that men and women of all classes and cultures could mingle freely. Idora Park, located in the industrial city of Youngstown, Ohio, was a typical example of these early amusement parks. Buil…

  • Fighting Against The Odds

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2006

  • The Face of Decline

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2008

  • Weeki Wachee, City Of Mermaids

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2008

    "Weeki Wachee, City Of Mermaids: A History Of One Of Florida'S Oldest Roadside Attractions." The Oral History Review, 35(2), pp. 210–211

  • The Italian American Experience In New Haven

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2008

    Anthony V. Riccio's lavish new coffee table book, The Italian American Experience in New Haven: Images and Oral Histories, provides a fascinating look at the experiences of Italian immigrants and t...

  • Talking Steel Towns

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2009

    The demise of the American steel industry has had a devastating effect on the towns the giant factories once called home. As bulldozers mow down the distinctive blast furnaces that once silhouetted...

  • Italian Voices

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2009

    Italian Voices was a labor of love for Mary Ellen Mancina-Batinich. The author's father, Vincenzo (who later took the Americanized name of James), told his daughter many stories about his life as a...

  • From The Miners’ Doublehouse

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2010

    Deindustrialization has greatly impacted the American landscape, leading to the wholesale erasure of sites of heavy industry and their associated domestic, public, and commercial structures. Recove

  • California Hotel and Casino

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2010

  • Twilight Rails

    Donna M DeBlasio, Donna DeBlasio•ARTICLE•Technology and Culture•2011

  • We're going to see the Beatles!” an Oral history of Beatlemania as told by the Fans who were there

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2011

    Almost every American of a certain age can recall exactly what they were doing on the evening of February 9, 1964. These baby boomers were glued to the television set watching The Ed Sullivan Show ...

  • They Say in Harlan County

    Donna M DeBlasio•ARTICLE•The Oral History Review•2011

    They Say in Harlan County: An Oral History, the much-anticipated new book by prominent oral historian Alessandro Portelli, was well worth the twenty-year wait. This new book is more than a history ...

  • Becoming Italian American in the Nation's Heartland

    Donna M DeBlasio, Martha I Pallante•ARTICLE•Italian Americana•2022

    The Mahoning Valley, popularly known as Ohio's Steel Valley, lies at the easternmost edge of the U.S. Midwest. Its residents are torn between multiple identities. Superficially, they perceive themselves as having more in common with places such as Buffalo, New York, or Pittsburgh than they do with the communities that occupy the western portions of their own state. Although those living east of the Appalachian Mountains imagine the Mahoning Valle…

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