#OnThisDay in 1773, Bostonians learned the 3-5 minute brewing time doesn’t apply to cold, winter harbour water no matter how much tea you toss in. 🫖
…and that’s the story of why Boston runs on iced coffee. @dunkindonuts ☕️😉
Dear reader, tis spooky season. Zombie shamble your way over to the blog for my Happy Halloween book recommendation. Tombstone Teeth And Other Horrors is sure to give you chills.
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This week marks one year since I started the Long Arch Project. Sail over to the blog to read my thoughts about the past year and hopes for more over the next.
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This week is an intro to Spooky Season. Read what teenage Addison Niles thought about Mesmerism and Phrenology in 1846. Was he scared, was he angsty? Onwards to the blog to find out!
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Another week, another post! Click over to the blog to learn about the beginning of 'Empire at the Periphery,' through which I hope to learn more about the history of Lewes.
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So what do you do when you find yourself buried under thousands of pages of primary documents? Find out in this week's blog!
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This week hear what Charles Mulford told his cousin Nella about walking across the US.
In 1849, during the Gold Rush.
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I've got a Rensselaerville Update for you all! I'm so very excited to share because it has been an eventful several months. Check out this week's post:
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It's a pirates life for me, folks! This week we visit Southeast Asia by way of @stefan_amirell and his book Pirates of Empire: Colonisation and Maritime Violence in Southeast Asia. It's open access, so find it online!
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