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SUMMARY:Textile Conservation with Jennifer Cruise
DESCRIPTION:What is conservation? What do textile conservators do? The founder and director of Textilis Conservation Jennifer L. Cruise\, Ph.D.\, M.A. Cons will be presenting about her textile work at the Heritage Center. The beautifully dressed mannequins in the “The Sixties: Fashion & The Frontier” exhibit is Jennifer’s work!. \nEVENT INFO \nThe Washington County Heritage Center will be open at 6pm for event attendees to experience the museum at a discounted rate prior to the event at 7pm. \nAbout Jennifer: Jennifer uses both her science background and her knowledge and appreciation of historic textiles and all fiber arts in her evaluation of items and in her treatment plans. She received a Bachelor of Science degree from St. Lawrence University\, a Ph.D. from Duke University\, and an MA in the Conservation of Historic Objects from the University of Lincoln\, in the United Kingdom. She has completed placements/internships at a number of sites\, including the National Trust Textile Conservation Studio\, in the UK\, and Museum Textile Services\, in the US. Textilis Conservation follows the codes of practice of the American Institute for Conservation (AIC)\, and of the U.K. Institute of Conservation (ICON). \n  \nJennifer Cruise with the 1860s-1960s Fashion & the Frontier exhibit at the Washington County Heritage Center \n1860s-1960s “Fashion & the Frontier” Exhibit
URL:https://www.wchsmn.org/event/textiles/
LOCATION:Washington County Heritage Center\, 1862 South Greeley St\, Stillwater\, MN\, 55082\, United States
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SUMMARY:Private Rental
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URL:https://www.wchsmn.org/event/education-center-private-rental-2/
LOCATION:Washington County Heritage Center\, 1862 South Greeley St\, Stillwater\, MN\, 55082\, United States
CATEGORIES:Washington County Heritage Center
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SUMMARY:Stillwater Historic Homes Tour
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the 2022 Stillwater Historic Homes Tour on Sunday\, May 22 from 12pm-5pm! Nine beautiful and unique homes nestled into the hills of Stillwater will be opening their doors to share hospitality and history. \nTickets will be held at will call located at the Warden’s House Museum (602 N Main St). The Warden’s House will be on the tour! Please bring a photo ID to claim your tickets. \nRain or shine. All sales are final. \nClick here to purchase your tickets! \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.wchsmn.org/event/homes/
LOCATION:Warden’s House Museum\, 602 Main Street North\, Stillwater\, MN\, 55082\, United States
CATEGORIES:Warden's House Museum
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SUMMARY:Humans\, forests\, and fire with author Jeff Forester
DESCRIPTION:EVENT INFO: \nWhat 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 States Forest Service and finally the creation of a designated wilderness is visible in Minnesota. So to the story of wildfire is told in full in Minnesota\, from tribal fire regimes to reduce fire intensity and provide habitat for blueberries and wildlife\, through catastrophic fires that killed hundreds in an afternoon\, to the near eradication of fire for the first time since the last ice age\, to fire reasserting itself on the landscape. By examining the Minnesota’s forests we can see the full history of how humans shaped the northwoods. Jeff Forester is a freelance writer whose work has been published in Whole Earth Review\, Rolling Stone\, Oregon Quarterly\, and Timberline. He is executive director of a nonprofit organization and an instructor at Concordia University in St. Paul.
URL:https://www.wchsmn.org/event/forester/
LOCATION:Washington County Heritage Center\, 1862 South Greeley St\, Stillwater\, MN\, 55082\, United States
CATEGORIES:Washington County Heritage Center
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