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Prohibition: A Nation of Immigrants, a Nation of Xenophobes
The anti-German sentiment that accompanied WWI provided the impetus to enact Prohibition. Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged 18th Amendment, Anti-Saloon League, German-Americans, history, immigrants, Ku Klu Klan, Prohibition, World War I, Xenophobia
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Prohibition: The Left and the Right Collaborate, Produce a Fiasco
Suffragettes and Klansmen were allies in this fight. Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged 18th Amendment, alcohol, Anti-Saloon League, beer, history, Ku Klux Klan, Prohibition, women's suffrage
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(Guest Post) History of Halloween: Six Weird Facts
A guest post by Sandra Larson Continue reading
Short Stays, Long Histories
Some historic Colorado Hotels Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Brown Palace Hotel, Colorado, Denver, Estes Park, history, hotels, Rocky Mountains, Stanley Hotel, travel, YMCA, YMCA of the Rockies
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Nashville’s Legacy
The clothes they wore, the strings they plucked Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged country music, guitars, Hatch Show Prints, history, jukeboxes, music, Nashville, travel
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Trump’s Little Whorehouse on the Prairie
Grandpa Trump: Immigrant, Entrepreneur, Brothel-Keeper Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged 19th century, Bennett, gold rush, history, immigrants, Klondike, politics, prostitution, Trump, Yukon
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Made by Immigrants
The story of Ybor City, Tampa, Fla. Continue reading
A Mayan Seaport and Trading Hub
Mayan ruins at Tulum Continue reading
History of Radio: Sources and Book Reviews
A reading list for 100 years of radio. Continue reading
Posted in Book reviews, History, Radio
Tagged Book reviews, books, broadcasting, David Sarnoff, history, media, non-fiction, Radio
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History of Radio: How the Radio Changed My Life
The radio was my connection to a whole new world that wasn’t apparent in my home, in my town or in my school. Continue reading