On Thanksgiving

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Thanksgiving first became an official observance on Nov. 25, 1841 in New England. It is celebrated as a time to thank for the harvest and other blessings and to gather the family together by the sharing of a feast. Some perfect Thanksgiving recipes are presented.

History, Holiday cookery, Holiday cooking, Thanksgiving cookery, Thanksgiving Day, Thanksgiving cooking

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Rokeby and the underground railroad

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Rokeby in Ferrisburgh, VT, was home to the family of artist and writer Rowland Robinson who was instrumental in the escape of many black slaves. The site is now a rural museum and a National Historic Landmark.

Vermont, Museums, Art museums, Historic sites, Underground railroad, Underground Railroad (Slave escape network)

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Saving our ships: America's maritime museums

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American history is closely associated with the sea. Many museums dedicated to the country's maritime past showcase memorabilia ranging from clipper ships to sailors' personal effects.

Appreciation, Naval museums, Maritime museums

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