https://youtu.be/lfD7Lg7vO0E Have you seen the gorgeous bandolier bags in the lobby of the Washington County Heritage Center? WCHS is brought in the expert to talk about these beautiful pieces. Marcia G. Anderson, whose book was a significant resource in the exhibit’s content, presented on her book A Bag Worth a Pony: The Art […]

https://youtu.be/gLohmRPXgRE EVENT INFO: From Fritz Anderson: The Red River Métis is a community of the Minnesota’s early settlers of Minnesota that came from the OTHER direction of many settlers of the day. Early Minnesotan history had many settlers that came from the Northwest, rather than the East.  This intriguing group came from the Red River […]

https://youtu.be/uBcojs-5H6o EVENT INFO: What effect do humans and fire have on forests? Author Jeff Forester gives a program about his book “The Forest for the Trees: How Humans Shaped the Northwoods." This history of human relationship with the land starting with native Americans through the pioneering logging, the rise of industrial logging, creation of the United […]

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https://youtu.be/jkWm1HWts38 EVENT INFO: Play ball! Baseball historian and author Stew Thornley will be discussing his brand-new book "Minor Treasures: Diamond Gems from the Glory Days of Minnesota Baseball." Co-author and collector Taylor Simons will present pieces from his extensive collection of Minneapolis Millers and St. Paul Saints memorabilia.