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History Sandwiched In
History Sandwiched In is an informal brown bag lunch-and-lecture series held bimonthly at the Wisconsin Historical Society. Video appearing on PortalWisconsin.org is generously provided by Wisconsin Public Television.
22 videos
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Gaylord Nelson Author Sheila Cohen discusses Earth Day founder Gaylord Nelson's 32 years of public service to the country and the state of Wisconsin. Her presentation is a part of of the... Run time: 42 min. |
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Decorate for a Victorian Christmas Ann Koski, former director of the Wisconsin Historical Museum, discusses Victorian Christmases, Christmas customs, and in particular, how to decorate your home in a Victorian fashion for the holidays. Her... Run time: 58 min. |
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Wisconsin Ice Cream Production Bill Klein, production manager at Babcock Dairy on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, discusses the history of ice cream and explains how the frozen dairy confection is made. His 2009... Run time: 49 min. |
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Voices from the Heart of the Land: Rural Stories that Inspire Community Dr. Richard Cates says his book Voices from the Heart of the Land is about listening closely to the land to hear its human stories. "It's not meant to be... Run time: 54 min. |
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Wisconsin English Words Lexicographers Luanne von Schneidemesser and Julie Plier of UW-Madison study words--specifically words used in Wisconsin. They appeared in 2010 at the Wisconsin Historical Museum to discuss how different cultural groups... Run time: 33 min. |
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