Complete works of Eugene L. Meyer (105)

1. 1986 Maryland Lost and Found: People and Places from Chesapeake to Appalachia · Johns Hopkins University Press
2. 1990 Chesapeake Country · Abbeville Press (text by Meyer, photographs by Lucian Niemeyer)
3. 1994 Revisionism, revised · Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
4. 2003 Maryland Lost and Found…Again · Schiffer Publishing
5. 2007 An Exclusive Beachfront, Far From the Coast · The New York Times
6. 2007 For Rich Mexicans, Parallel Lives in U.S. · The New York Times
7. 2007 High-End Rustic on a Plateau in the Alleghenies · The New York Times
8. 2008 In the Chesapeake, a Place Apart · The New York Times
9. 2008 That Not-So-Lonesome Whistle · The New York Times
10. 2009 A Welcoming Enclave With Roots in a Snub · The New York Times
11. 2009 The Dread Disease (My 2009 Bethesda Magazine article on the 1918 flu pandemic in Montgomery County, Md.) · Bethesda Magazine this record
12. 2011 The Great Divide · Bethesda Magazine
13. 2014 A Trump Makeover for Washington’s Old Post Office · The New York Times
14. 2014 Contrite Over Failed Urban Renewal, Washington D.C. Refreshes a Waterfront · The New York Times
15. 2014 Katharine Weymouth · Bethesda Magazine
16. 2014 Washington Retail District’s Future Rides on Streetcars · The New York Times
17. 2015 Applying Standards: Media Owners and Journalism Ethics · Center for International Media Assistance
18. 2015 By the People: The Rise of Citizen Journalism · Center for International Media Assistance
19. 2015 Funding Dispute Over F.B.I. Headquarters Delays Next Step · The New York Times
20. 2015 Meet Andy Raymond · Bethesda Magazine
21. 2015 Union Station in Washington Has a Grand Development Plan · The New York Times
22. 2015 Washington’s Shaw Neighborhood Is Remade for Young Urbanites · The New York Times
23. 2016 Crystal City, Once Cast Off by Washington, Reboots Itself · The New York Times
24. 2016 From Sand to Shimmer: A Casino Resort Rises in Maryland · The New York Times
25. 2016 Having Turned a Corner, Washington’s NoMa Is Coming Alive · The New York Times
26. 2016 The Gig Economy
27. 2017 A Decaying Waterfront in Washington Returns to Life · The New York Times
28. 2017 Dorchester County celebrates Harriet Tubman as an ‘American Hero.’ Trump should take note. · The Washington Post
29. 2017 Montgomery County decides to hide, instead of confront, its ugly history · The Washington Post
30. 2017 Stamped Out · The New York Times
31. 2018 A Bridge Over A Troubled Past · The Washington Post
32. 2018 A Push to Make Washington’s Downtown More Livable · The New York Times
33. 2018 Central High School gave up its building but not its spirit · The Washington Post
34. 2018 Five for Freedom: The African American Soldiers in John Brown's Army · Chicago Review Press
35. 2018 The Slave Uprising That Maryland Seems to Want to Forget · The Washington Post
36. 2018 Washington Torn Over How to Grow Without ‘Breaking Up a Village’ · The New York Times
37. 2018 ‘A Shameful Affair’: The Last Man Lynched in Montgomery County, Md. · The Washington Post
38. 2019 An Ode to Charlie Koiner, the last farmer of Silver Spring · The Washington Post
39. 2019 Doc Rock · Bethesda Magazine
40. 2019 Five black men raided Harpers Ferry with John Brown. They’ve been forgotten · The Washington Post
41. 2019 The Heart-breaking Love Letters That Spurred an Ohio Blacksmith to Join John Brown’s Raid · Zocalo Public Square
42. 2020 Forty Years Ago, I Likely Ended a Judge’s Career. Do I Regret It? · Columbia College Today
43. 2020 Lessons from a Washington Post labor dispute · Columbia Journalism Review
44. 2020 Merchants of Truth: The Business of News and the Search for Truth · Washington Independent Review of Books
45. 2020 Miracle Man (July-August 2020 Bethesda Magazine) · Bethesda Magazine
46. 2020 Pandemic Lockdown Halts Hudson Valley’s Film Industry · The New York Times
47. 2020 Putting up signs and toppling statues are the easy part · The Washington Post
48. 2020 The crucial absentee ballots that ended slavery in Maryland 156 years ago · The Washington Post
49. 2020 Where Clackety-Clack is the Lullaby of Choice · The New York Times
50. 2021 A Shameful Past · Bethesda Magazine
51. 2021 A Small Door Set in Concrete: One Woman’s Story of Challenging Borders in Israel/Palestine · Washington Independent Review of Books
52. 2021 Cities and Builders Face ‘Hornet’s Nest’ to meet Affordable Housing Need · The New York Times
53. 2021 Drafted: A Memoir of the ‘60s · Washington Independent Review of Books
54. 2021 From the Fruits of War: The Artistic Garden of Eric Finzi · B'nai B'rith Magazine
55. 2021 Meet the Maine Maestro · Columbia College Today
56. 2021 Plans to Redevelop R.F.K. Stadium Face Headwinds · The New York Times
57. 2021 Solar Energy Solutions Continue to Gain Momentum · Pro Builder
58. 2021 The Black Cabinet: The Untold Story of African Americans and Politics During the Age of Roosevelt · Washington Independent Review of Books
59. 2021 The Triumphs and Failures of a Jewish Son-in-Law · Moment
60. 2021 The Year Germany Lost the War · Washington Independent Review of Books
61. 2021 Tony Horwitz: An Appreciation · Washington Independent Review of Books
62. 2021 Top Trends in Digital Sales and Marketing Strategies for Home Builders · Pro Builder
63. 2022 A Massing of Menorahs Bringing Light to the World · B'nai B'rith Magazine
64. 2022 A Perfect Track Record · Columbia College Today
65. 2022 Chasing History: A Kid in the Newsroom · American Heritage, vol. 67 no. 1 (Winter 2022)
66. 2022 Hidden Maryland · Independently published
67. 2022 Jason Epstein: An Appreciation · Washington Independent Review of Books
68. 2022 Montgomery County’s Best Read Resident · Bethesda Magazine
69. 2022 Wannsee: The Road to the Final Solution · Washington Independent Review of Books
70. 2022 “Stolen Silver: Nazi Plunder and the Unfinished Quest for Restitution” · B’nai B’rith Magazine
71. 2023 Collision of Power: Trump, Bezos, and the Washington Post · Washington Independent Review of Books
72. 2023 Longstreet: The Confederate General Who Defied the South · Washington Independent Review of Books
73. 2023 Tough Guy: The Life of Norman Mailer · Washington Independent Review of Books
74. 2024 A Day When Hope Died · American Heritage, vol. 69 no. 1 (Winter 2024)
75. 2024 Martin Van Buren: America’s First Politician · Washington Independent Review of Books
76. 2024 Nat Turner, Black Prophet: A Visionary History · Washington Independent Review of Books
77. 2024 Newshawks in Berlin: The Associated Press and Nazi Germany · Washington Independent Review of Books
78. 2024 The Rise and Fall of the Second American Republic: Reconstruction, 1860-1920 · Washington Independent Review of Books
79. 2024 Where Tyranny Begins: The Justice Department, the FBI, and the War on Democracy · Washington Independent Review of Books
80. 2025 A Friendship Like No Other: Recalling Tom Stoppard’s longtime bond with composer André Previn. · Washington Independent Review of Books
81. 2025 Fear No Pharaoh: American Jews, the Civil War, and the Fight to End Slavery · Washington Independent Review of Books
82. 2025 I Watched LBJ Sign the Civil Rights Act · American Heritage, vol. 70 no. 4 (Fall 2025)
83. 2025 The Wounded World: W.E.B. Du Bois and the First World War · Washington Independent Review of Books
84. 2025 “Ain’t No Back to a Merry-Go-Round: Desegregating Glen Echo Amusement Park” · B’nai B’rith Magazine
85. 2026 1942: When World War II Engulfed the Globe · Washington Independent Review of Books
86. 2026 Eminent Jews: Bernstein, Brooks, Friedan, Mailer · Washington Independent Review of Books
87. 2026 Western Star: The Life and Legends of Larry McMurtry · Washington Independent Review of Books
88. 2026 “Fill Your House With Stacks of Books” · The Overlook
89. 1964 A journalist talks about life after buy-outs · Nieman Watchdog
90. 1964 A Project Mends a Gash in the Street Grid of Washington · The New York Times
91. 1964 Author, Artist, Genius, Spy: Remembering ARGO’s Tony Mendez · Washington Independent Review of Books
92. 1964 Ben Bradlee: An Appreciation · Washington Independent Review of Books
93. 1964 E.L. Doctorow: An Appreciation · Washington Independent Review of Books
94. 1964 Five for Freedom
95. 1964 Harriet Tubman and John Brown: Separating Myth From Reality (See pages 47-48, The Crisis magazine) · The Crisis
96. 1964 Historic Designation Sets Stage for a Washington Market District’s Future · The New York Times
97. 1964 John Brown's Black Raiders Executed · American Heritage (web-only)
98. 1964 Maryland lost and found
99. 1964 Media Codes of Ethics: The Difficulty of Defining Standards · Center for International Media Assistance
100. 1964 Monica’s Story · B'nai B'rith Magazine
101. 1964 Nuance in the Fight between Good and Evil · Moment
102. 1964 The Enduring Civil War: Reflections of the Great American Crisis · Washington Independent Review of Books
103. 1964 The Poet Laureate of Paterson · Columbia College Today
104. 1964 When Race Does Not Matter · Newsday
105. 1964 “Guest of the Reich” · Washington Independent Review of Books