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Christopher J. Ferguson is an Associate Professor in the Department of History at Auburn University's College of Liberal Arts. He specializes in Modern Britain (c. 1780–c. 1870), urban history, material culture, and autobiography as historical sources.
- PhD in British and Cultural History, Indiana University
- MA in British and Cultural History, Indiana University
- BA in History, St. Olaf College
Ferguson's research explores the transformative effects of industrialization and urbanization on ordinary Britons, focusing on autobiographical accounts and material culture. His work bridges social, cultural, and environmental history, with additional projects on Victorian-era Christmas traditions, secondhand trades, and urban nightlife.
Ferguson's publications and book chapters highlight interdisciplinary approaches, spanning topics like night reading practices, early environmentalism in London, and the intersections of class, migration, and imperial identity. His current project, Making Sense of the City, examines urbanization's societal impact during the 19th century.
