Road Reports

Journey Stories Featured on Oklahoma Educational Television

Check out Episode 1001 of the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority's program Gallery focusing on the opening of Journey Stories in Oklahoma. It's a beautiful segment and prominently features David Pettyjohn from the Oklahoma Humanities Council and our own Carol Harsh! It's what I'm watching today.

And, I'm giving a hat tip to our Twitter friend @durantmainst for the link!

http://oeta.tv/programs/ondemand.html?list=gallery

-- Robbie Davis, MoMS/SITES, Washington, DC

Journey Stories Video from Lindsborg, KS!

Many thanks to Dan Carey-Whalen of the Kansas Humanities Council for documenting Lindsborg's experience with the Journey Stories exhibit! The video below highlights Lindsborg's first encounters with the exhibit, allowing viewers a glimpse of the installation process. MoMS had a fantastic time in Lindsborg - we can't wait to hear more about the Journey Stories happenings in Kansas!

-- Roxanne Berschler, MoMS/SITES, Washington, DC

Civil War Cornbread

Key Stories behind Key Ingredients!

University of West Georgia’s Center for Public History has enhanced Georgia’s two year tour of Key Ingredients in conjunction with the Georgia Humanities Council. Dedicated students and faculty from the University of West Georgia interviewed many Georgians from across the state about their experiences with Georgia cuisine. 

Museum on Main Street would like to thank Katherine Hicks and Kristi Hartmann Ferguson for their fascinating interview of Rebecca Jones. Ms. Jones hails from Chamblee, Georgia, and provides us with an interesting historical detail about the Civil War and its impact on cornbread recipes. This is really worth a listen!

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-- Roxanne Berschler, MoMS/SITES, Washington, DC