The Fort Ross Story

IF 0.4 4区历史学 Q1 HISTORY

PACIFIC HISTORICAL REVIEW Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1525/phr.2023.92.1.62

Michael Buse

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Abstract

This article examines how late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century U.S. colonists in California constructed an imaginary “Fort Ross Story” alongside a broader attempt to claim the Kashia Pomo homeland of Metini. This settler heritage work at Metini-Ross began in 1892, following the removal of Pomo and Miwok peoples. Fiction and journalism about Russian Fort Ross captured the public imagination with tragic stories of European aristocrats and imperial outposts. Heritage groups such as the Native Sons of the Golden West rebuilt the decaying fort in the mold of these stories. Together, writers and preservationists attempted to conceal the Kashia homeland beneath imagined layers of Russian romance and tragedy. Examining this history reveals the broader role of local heritage work in U.S. settler colonialism and the connections between forced removal and heritage work in California.

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罗斯堡的故事

这篇文章考察了19世纪末和20世纪初的美国殖民者是如何在加利福尼亚构建一个虚构的“罗斯堡故事”的，同时还试图宣称梅蒂尼的Kashia Pomo家园。梅蒂尼-罗斯的移民遗产工作始于1892年，在波莫和米渥克人搬走之后。关于俄罗斯罗斯堡的小说和新闻报道以欧洲贵族和帝国前哨的悲惨故事吸引了公众的想象力。像“黄金西部的原住民之子”这样的遗产组织按照这些故事的模式重建了这座衰败的堡垒。作家和保护主义者一起试图将卡什亚的家园隐藏在想象中的层层俄罗斯浪漫和悲剧之下。研究这段历史揭示了当地遗产工作在美国定居者殖民主义中的更广泛作用，以及加州强制搬迁和遗产工作之间的联系。

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