Blogs about: Living History Museums
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open hearth or cook stove?
Although I appreciate modern conveniences in the kitchen, I thoroughly enjoy cooking over an open hearth and using the equipment, tools, and receipts (recipes) of centuries ago. I’ve also cooked… more →
Historic Cookery
What is "Historical Accuracy"?
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wrote 1 month ago: Abstract (or TL;DR): An academic with living history experience muses on ideas of “historical … more →
Milestones - Hampshire's Living History Museum
wrote 5 months ago: Milestones – Hampshire’s Living History Museum, Basingstoke, Hampshire. Situated on the … more →
How Did We Get Here? And Where Are We Going?
wrote 6 months ago: Last week when we went to Dallas, we traveled one of my favorite roads–US Highway 82 east out … more →
React Post: The Swedish Roots of Colonial Williamsburg
wrote 8 months ago: On Friday September 21st, all U.S. history students took a field trip to Colonial Williamsburg. The … more →
React Post: Colonial Williamsburg's Swedish Roots
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wrote 8 months ago: On Friday September 21st, all U.S. history students will be taking a field trip to Colonial Williams … more →
open hearth or cook stove?
wrote 10 months ago: Although I appreciate modern conveniences in the kitchen, I thoroughly enjoy cooking over an open he … more →
Heritage Breeds and More at Accokeek Farm
wrote 11 months ago: Colonial era buildings, animals and farm techniques are on display at Accokeek’s National Colonial F … more →
Touching 1799
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wrote 1 year ago: Photographs from my afternoon at the Coggeshall Farm Museum, which I’ve mentioned before here … more →
History Comes Alive in Oklahoma
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wrote 1 year ago: Leg 5 begins! YLA Leg 5: The Final Chapter begins in the state of Oklahoma. We were delighted when … more →
Magic Never Ends: The Harry Potter Generation & Museums
wrote 1 year ago: Alright, this might be a stretch but I’m determined to connect Harry Potter to this blog! We b … more →
Take the quiz: Should you get a mohawk?
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wrote 1 year ago: Artist's rendering I don’t know if it’s a Southern thing or a redneck thing or whet … more →
Nostalgic Torture
wrote 2 years ago: PURITAN JUSTICE: Old-fashioned parenting skills shared at Plimoth Plantation. Our friends over at Ta … more →
Repeating History. It's what we do.
wrote 2 years ago: I think it’s safe to say that unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past couple … more →
where "Historic Cookery" truly began...
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wrote 2 years ago: First of all, I want to mention two things: with this post, I’ve hit yet another blogging benc … more →
Plimoth Plantation
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wrote 2 years ago: We left Boston and its rich history in search of a place in America with a really long history. We … more →
Stepping Back In Time, Pioneer Style
wrote 2 years ago: Making new friends at the The Great Platte River Road Archway Monument. The American pioneers were p … more →
blogs, weddings, & cod fritters
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wrote 2 years ago: Saturday night I attended several of the parties that closed out the 2010 BlogHer Conference here in … more →
Did the Pioneers have Water Slides?
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wrote 2 years ago: We awoke on Day 4 in Omaha, and the girls were able to get in 30 minutes of morning waterslide time … more →
more photos: OSV pottery & kiln firing
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