2006
| “Tribute to Judge John B. Getz” | John Harkins |
| Articles: | |
| “Memphians Will Do Their Duty: A Tennessee City During World War II” | G. Wayne Dowdy |
| “Troublous Times: The Civil War Letters of William J. Armstrong, M.D., March 1863-September 1864” | Richard Nollan |
| “Loyalty A Requisite: Trade and the Oath of Allegiance in the Mid-South in 1865” | Patrick W. O’Daniel |
| “The Kennedy Book Club” | Janice Reagan |
| Notes and Documents: | |
| “West Tennessee U.S. Colored Troops and the Retreat from Brice’s Crossroads: An Eyewitness Account by Major James C. Foster (USA)” | Bjorn Skaptason, ed. |
| Book Reviews: | |
| Ashmore, A Chronicle of Law Enforcement in the South: The History of the Jackson, Tennessee, Police Department | reviewed by John Dougan |
| Book Reviews: | |
| Ashmore, A Chronicle of Law Enforcement in the South: The History of the Jackson, Tennessee, Police Department | reviewed by John Dougan |
| Book Reviews: | |
| Ashmore, A Chronicle of Law Enforcement in the South: The History of the Jackson, Tennessee, Police Department | reviewed by John Dougan |
| Bishop, The Tennessee Brigade: A History of the Volunteers of the Army of Northern Virginia | reviewed by Nathan K. Moran |
| Bradley, Nathan Bedford Forrest’s Escort and Staff | reviewed by Derek W. Frisby |
| Vandiver, Lethal Punishment: Lynchings and Executions in the South | reviewed by John Dougan |
2007
| Articles: | |
| “Did He Measure Up?: An Analytic Appraisal of the Supreme Court Career of Justice Abe Fortas” | Justin Braun |
| “Slavery, Plantation Life, and Debt in Tennessee and Mississippi: The Example of Andrew Jackson Donelson” | Mark R. Cheathem |
| “The Struggle for Public Health in Civil War Tennessee Cities” | James B. Jones, Jr. |
| “Conceiving Happiness: Frances Wright and the Nashoba Experiment” | Lauren Elizabeth Nickas |
| Notes and Documents: | |
| “The Racial Demographics of West Tennessee: An Essay Based on U.S. Census Data, 1830-2000” | Richard L. Saunders |
| Book Reviews: | |
| Green, Battling the Plantation Mentality: Memphis and the Black Freedom Struggle | reviewed by Richard L. Saunders |
2008
| Articles: | |
| “From Atelier to MFA (Then On To The Atelier): A Short History of Art Education in Memphis, Tennessee” | Douglas W. Cupples |
| “A Bend in the River: An Investigation of Black Agency, Autonomy, and Resistance in Memphis, Tennessee (1846-1866)” | George Graham Perry, III |
| “We Didn’t Reject the System, the System Rejected Us: The SDS Failure to Obtain a Charter at Memphis State University, 1968-1970” | Jack Lorenzini |
| “The Extrication of General Nathan Bedford Forrest’s Command from West Tennessee, 25 December 1862 – 1 January 1863” | Joshua Adam Camper |
| Book Reviews: | |
| Maness, Lightening Warfare: Forrest’s First West Tennessee Campaign – December 1862 | reviewed by Timothy B. Smith |
| Harkins, Historic Shelby County: An Illustrated History | reviewed by Edward F. Williams, III |
2009
| Articles: | |
| “The Reign of Terror of the Safety Committee Has Passed Away Forever: A History of Committees of Safety and Vigilance in West and Middle Tennessee, 1860-1862” | James B. Jones, Jr. |
| “You Know That I’m Getting Tired of Sleeping by Myself: The Influence of Blues Legend Willie Lee Brown” | T. DeWayne Moore |
| “James F. Estes: Grassroots Advocate” | Richard L. Saunders |
| “War Comes to Iron Country: Middle Tennessee’s Defense Industry During the Civil War” | Michael Thomas Gavin |
| Book Reviews: | |
| Baggett, Homegrown Yankees: Tennessee’s Union Cavalry in the Civil War | reviewed by Paul Richard White |
| Boylston and Wiener, David Crockett in Congress: The Rise and Fall of the Poor Man’s Friend | reviewed by Derek W. Frisby |
| Durham, The State of State History in Tennessee in 2008: The Underground Railroad in Tennessee to 1865 | reviewed by John E. Harkins |
2010
| Articles: | |
| “Benjamin Fooy: The Original Memphian” | Jon T. Fox |
| “Colonel Edward Ward: The Life and Death of a Tennessee Senator” | Rita Hall |
| “An Ordinary Family’s Changing Lifestyle” | Verne Laughter |
| Notes and Documents: | |
| “Excerpts from the Diary of Stith Nelson, an early Memphian” | |
| “Ned and Rose Kearney: My Dear Friends” | John B. McKinney |
| Book Reviews: | |
| McCalla, Glover, Billingsley and Rhodes, eds., An Illustrated History of the People and Towns of Northeast Shelby County and South Central Tipton County: Salem, Portersville, Idaville, Kerrville, Armourtown, Bethel, Tipton, Mudville, Macedonia, Gratitude, Barrettville, and Rosemark, Tennessee | reviewed by John Harkins |
| Dattel, Cotton and Race in the Making of America: The Human Costs of Economic Power | reviewed by Michael Jones |
| Dowdy, Crusades for Freedom: Memphis and the Political Transformation of the American South | reviewed by Ed Frank |
| O’Daniel, Memphis and the Super Flood of 1937 | reviewed by G. Wayne Dowdy |
| Heller, Democracy’s Lawyer: Felix Grundy of the Old Southwest | reviewed by Edward F. Williams, III |
| Patton, A Guide to Historic Downtown Memphis | reviewed by Jimmy Ogle |
2011
| Editor’s Note: | |
| The State of Local History | Vincent L. Clark |
| Articles: | |
| “The Beginning of the University of Memphis” | James R. Chumney |
| “How LeMoyne College Got Its First African-American President” | George F. Bagby |
| “Cotton Bolls and Wedding Bells: Making the Memphis Movie of 1915” | John T. Dulaney |
| “The Pageantry of Segregation: The Socio-Cultural Impact of the Cotton Makers’ Jubilee” | Cynthia Jones Sadler |
| Notes and Documents: | |
| “I Remember Highland” | Robert Lanier |
| “American Press Reaction to the 1956 Vice Presidential Nomination of Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee” | Philip Grant |
| Museum Review: | |
| The Tipton County Museum, Veterans Memorial and Nature Center | Vincent L. Clark |
| Documentary Review: | |
| Daniel Kiel, director, The Memphis 13 | Willy Bearden |
| Book Reviews: | |
| Amy L. Sayward and Margaret Vandiver, eds., Tennessee’s New Abolitionists: The Fight to End the Death Penalty in the Volunteer State | reviewed by Angela Laughlin Brown |
| John E. Harkins, Memphis Chronicles: Bits of History from the Best Times | reviewed by G. Wayne Dowdy |
| Mike Freeman, Clarence Saunders and the Founding of Piggly Wiggly: The Rise & Fall of a Memphis Maverick | reviewed by John E. Harkins |
| G. Wayne Dowdy, Hidden History of Memphis | reviewed by Charles W. Crawford |
| David Yawn and Darrell Uselton, From the Ground Up: A Lifelong Journey in Reinventing Yourself. The Biography of Brian Pecon | reviewed by Edward F. Williams, III |
| Laura Cunningham, Lost Memphis | reviewed by Vincent L. Clark |
2012 
| Editor’s Note: | |
| The State of Local History | Vincent L. Clark |
| Articles: | |
| “General Don Carlos Buell and the Shiloh Campaign” | James R. Chumney |
| “The Memphis Legal Community Under Federal Occupation, 1860-1870” | Robert Lanier |
| “Robert V. Richardson and the First Tennessee Regiment of Partisan Rangers” | George C. Browder |
| “Lone Confederate Monument – A Symbol of Reconciliation” | Linda J. Higgins and Charles W. Cox, M.D. |
| Notes and Documents: | |
| “Diary of Lemuel Alexander Scarbrough, Sr.” | Edited by Lemuel Alexander Scarbrough, Jr. (IV) |
| Museum Review: | |
| Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center | Ashley Foley Dabbraccio |
| Documentary Review: | |
| Ric Burns, director, Death and the Civil War |
Micki Kaleta |
| Website Review: | |
| The Tennessee Virtual Archive |
Sarah Frierson |
| Book Reviews: | |
| Sam Davis Elliott, Isham G. Harris of Tennessee: Confederate Governor and United States Senator | reviewed by Timothy S. Huebner |
| Walter T. Durham, The State of State History in Tennessee in 2012: Commander Matthew Fontaine Maury and Tennessee | reviewed by John E. Harkins |
| Drew Gilpin Faust, This Republic of Suffering: Death and the American Civil War | reviewed by Andrew C. Smith |
| Jim Downs, Sick from Freedom: African-American Illness and Suffering during the Civil War and Reconstruction | reviewed by David Cook |
| James M. McPherson, War on the Waters: The Union and Confederate Navies, 1861-1865 | reviewed by Jenny Jobe DeMilio |
| Patricia Kaufmann, Francis Crown, Jr., and Jerry Plazolo, eds., Confederate States of America Catalog and Handbook of Stamps and Postal History | reviewed by Vincent L. Clark |
2013 
| Editor’s Note: | |
| The State of Local History | Vincent L. Clark |
| Articles: | |
| “The ‘Lean Jimmy’ Years: Politics, Race Relations and Railroads in Tennessee, 1829 to 1859” | Rita Hiltenbrand Hall |
| “Confederate General George Washington Gordon and the Ku Klux Klan” | Mark R. Cheathem and Emily J. Taylor |
| “Building the Memphis Museum, 1926-1930” | Caroline Mitchell Carrico |
| “‘Our Forest Home:’ Editor Edward Meeman’s Crusade for Shelby Forest, 1933-35” | Dale E. Zacher |
| Notes and Documents: | |
| Miss Emma’s School | Louise Wilbourn Collier |
| “I Am Tired of Marching:” The Civil War Diary of Corporal William D. Holmes | |
| Museum Review: | |
| Becoming the Volunteer State: Tennessee in the War of 1812 – traveling exhibit | Linda J. Higgins |
| Documentary Review: | |
| Chris Wheeler, Producer, Civil War: the Untold Story |
Jenny DeMilio |
| Website Review: | |
| Tennessee Roots | William P. Kelley |
| Book Reviews: | |
| Mark Renfred Cheathem, Andrew Jackson, Southerner | reviewed by Doug Cupples |
| James A. Patterson, James Robinson Graves: Staking the Boundaries of Baptist Identity | reviewed by Andrew C. Smith |
| Joshua Rothman, Flush Times and Fever Dreams: A Story of Capitalism and Slavery in the Age of Jackson | reviewed by Micki Kaleta |
| Vincent Astor, Memphis Movie Theatres | reviewed by Mike Freeman |
| Jeanette Keith, Fever Season: The Story of a Terrifying Epidemic and the People Who Saved a City | reviewed by Vincent L. Clark |
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