As my last #HIST203 post. I will leave you guys with this interesting article that shows realitsitc renditions of historic figures. Would this make your museum visit more authentic? https://t.co/RYfEzJDjak
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#HIST203 how do we feel about how the NPS describes the history of the Acre today? Personally, I noticed only a small paragraph at the end talking about the community today. Thoughts?
Was doing some research about Mendocino and discovered the Mendocino Presbyterian church was built in 1868 and is one of the oldest active Presbyterian churches in CA! It is also a historic landmark...out in the middle of nowhere. #HIST203
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So my boyfriend and I went to this museum on San Francisco the other week and it was super cool! I'd never been. 25ยข to play any of these antique arcade games that date back to the late 1800s. Very unique museum. #HIST203
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My local newspaper from home did this really cool article on China towns in California. And I talks about the one that existed in Mendocino that is all but now disappeared. Neat! #HIST203
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I just learned the Yosemite museum was the first museum built in the national park system. I wonder why they decided to start incorporating museums with national parks? #HIST203
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Found an interesting article about a controversial art display at Burning Man. What do you guys think? Did the artist go too far? #HIST203
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Here is the Pat Sajak mount Vernon video! This was the only one I could find unfortunately but still just as good! He even says the word "authentic" #HIST203