April 2024: Historic Trappe and the Muhlenbergs
This month Lisa Minardi will be joining us to tell us all about Historic Trappe and the famous Muhlenberg family. We will be reaching back to our colonial beginnings and the beginnings […]
This month Lisa Minardi will be joining us to tell us all about Historic Trappe and the famous Muhlenberg family. We will be reaching back to our colonial beginnings and the beginnings […]
This month we welcome Geoff and Claire Weiss, creators behind the website “A Pennsylvania Dutch Table.” We discuss their process and how they go about telling the story of PA
This month we welcome on to the show Becky LaBarre, director of the Renfrew Museum and Park located in Waynesboro, PA. Becky will be telling us all about Renfrew’s history and what
This month we welcome Abigail Appleman on the show. She teaches us all about flax and how our ancestors took the plant from seed to linen to clothes. It was
This month we welcome Craig Benner on the show. He will be discussing the history and story of the Ephrata Cloister. Craig gives us a brief history of the Reformation and
This month we welcome Richard Mammana on the show. He will be discussing the years of research that he has done surrounding PA Dutch Tombstones. He will discuss the art,
This month we welcome Lynn Otto back on the show. Lynn tells us all about the Forts of the Blue Mountains that were in use in the 1750s. Our PA
This month we welcome Sarajane Williams on the show. Sarajane will be telling us all about the fine work that the Lower Macungie Historical Society does as well as their upcoming film on Fries Rebellion.
In this month’s episode we welcome Ed Johnson onto the show. Ed is very active with the Goschenhoppen Historians. He tells us about all things Goschenhoppen and introduce us to the