Passion for the Past

A Journey Through Time With A Living Historian

Sunday, October 17, 2021

My Tribute to Fred Priebe: Becoming President Lincoln - An Interview

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It's been a while since my last posting. I have been fighting a serious illness so I am moving a bit slower than normal. I apologize... ...
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Friday, September 24, 2021

When History Is Destroyed, It Is Gone Forever: The 1825 Sheldon Inn

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"And what do you want to bet those same people will travel out east and will  "ooo"  and  "ahh"  over the quaint Ne...
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Thursday, September 16, 2021

Greenfield Village 2021: The Summertime Visits

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Summertime summertime USA ,  as the old song by the Pixies Three goes: School is out and we're glad that we passed, summertime is here a...
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Historical Ken
I practice living history with friends and family and portray citizens during the era of the American Revolution (1770s) and Civil War (1860s). "If you could build up any muscle to be a historian, I'd say it's the empathy muscle. Go out and do empathy exercises; put yourself in their place." David McCullough (1933 - 2022 historian and historical author)~ "We are tellers of stories, we history folks. Our decorative and utilitarian objects are not merely things, but clues to tales of our past as a country. We don't just purchase a lantern; we investigate how it was used and the significance of the pattern of the piercing of the tin. All of the looking back is also a looking forward as friends and families grow closer just as they would have in early America. Make the right historical environment and let the situations and camaraderie unfold." Tess Rosch - Publisher Early American Life Magazine
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