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SUMMARY:History At Home: Brandy Alexander Happy Hour
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy this video from our staff and have some fun learning about history from the comfort of your home! Feel free to watch any time—”Happy Hour” is only a suggestion. \nWhile the Brandy Alexander isn’t necessarily the first beverage that comes to mind when thinking about the holiday season\, it sure tastes like the season! Watch the video to learn the story behind it\, which features railroads and a lady named Snow.
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SUMMARY:Ask the Archivist: Email requests only!
DESCRIPTION:Did an ancestor fall off your tree? Racking your brain over a family mystery? Does your lineage lead to Germany\, Poland\, English? \nSend us an email on the third Monday of the month and one of our Research Center archivists will be ready to help answer any questions you’re dying to ask! Email info@stearns-museum.org. \nThe possibilities are endless\, but here are a few examples: • What happened to Picardy? • What was that odd-shaped building? • Meyer\, Meier or Mayer? • Where was Dan Marsh Drug? • What was Pantown? • Where is Unity? • Trying to Find an Overseas Relative? \nOur knowledgeable and experienced archivists can help answer even the most complicated questions.
URL:https://stearnshistorymuseum.org/event-items/ask-the-archivist-2020-12-26/
LOCATION:Stearns History Museum\, 235 33rd Ave S\, St Cloud\, MN\, 56301\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ten Skills Every Genealogist Needs
DESCRIPTION:This free online event will be hosted on the St. Cloud Area Genealogists Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/stcloudareagenealogists \nNancy Loe will present the webinar “Ten Skills Every Genealogist Needs” for the St. Cloud Area Genealogists. In this presentation\, participants will learn how to find new records by searching the “Deep Web\,” pinpoint geographic locations past and present\, read old handwriting\, and translate records to English. Loe will also give vocabulary and file-naming ideas for organizing your work and show how information management skills can help you scan your photos and records. Get organized and discover new resources in this webinar. \nAfter a long professional career in academic archives and genealogy libraries\, Nancy E. Loe\, MA\, MLS\, is now a genealogy educator\, researcher\, and writer. She specializes in U.S. and European research\, and provides expert guide on organizing research and family papers. \nHer website\, sassyjanegenealogy.com\, offers a blog\, free monthly newsletter\, and e-books on research topics. Nancy has appeared on PBS’s American Experience\, at National Genealogical Society\, RootsTech\, and numerous genealogy conferences and webinars in the U.S.\, Canada\, and Australia. Recently\, Nancy has been on a genealogy pilgrimage to visit the eight European villages of her great-grandparents. \nFounded in 1974\, the St. Cloud Area Genealogists is a non-profit organization that strives to make family history research an enriching and rewarding experience.  This premier organization is for everyone from the beginner to the most advanced family historian.  Our members research their ancestors from varying locations within Minnesota\, throughout the United States\, and from foreign countries. 
URL:https://stearnshistorymuseum.org/event-items/ten-skills-every-genealogist-needs/
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SUMMARY:History At Home: Sherry Cobbler Happy Hour
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy this video from our staff and have some fun learning about history from the comfort of your home! Feel free to watch any time—”Happy Hour” is only a suggestion. \nHistoric Cocktail Lesson with Caitlin: Sherry Cobbler\nGo waaaay back to the mid-1800s to try a cocktail that was all the rage at the time—the Sherry Cobbler! Sherry gets a bad rap these days\, but once upon a time\, it was the most popular liquor out there! And the Sherry Cobbler in particular is noted for introducing something into American society that has become a staple. Watch not only for a brief history\, but also a quick tutorial on how to make your own! Caitlin used a grapefruit\, but you can use an orange if you like.
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SUMMARY:History At Home: Victory Kitchen "Egg in a Nest"
DESCRIPTION:For this episode of “In the Victory Kitchen with Eric\,” we are taking a look at how soldiers would eat! Collections Curator Eric Cheever shows us how to make a couple of precious eggs go a little further\, something English and American soldiers would do when they got the chance! \nEgg in a Nest (Mock Fried Egg): -2 fresh eggs -water -2 slices fresh bread -bacon grease \nBeat the eggs in a bowl and set aside. Add bacon grease to a warm pan. Cut a hole in the center of two slices of bread\, set aside. Dip one side of each slice of bread in water\, then add to the pan. Fry for one minute\, then add eggs to the holes in bread. Fry\, flipping often\, until eggs are done and bread is golden brown. Enjoy! \nFor more episodes\, visit our YouTube Playlist >>
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