Collaboratively compiled and edited by Polly Welts Kaufman and Katharine T. Corbett, Her Past Around Us: Interpreting Sites For Women's History is an impressive and "reader friendly" guide to places and sites historically and culturally important to the subject of Women's History. Eleven articulate and informative essays explore the use of women's history and feminist analysis to reexamine familiar places (ranging from family kitchens to city halls) through the lens of gender. Individual case studies are utilized to interpret (or re-interpret) homes, gardens, factories, cemeteries, business districts, even entire communities with respect to their import for Women's History. Highly recommended for Women's Studies and American History reference collections, Her Past Around Us will also prove exceptionally useful reading for anyone interested in incorporating local and national historic sites to illustrate and enhanced a Women's History class course curriculum.