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- A Tale of Two Stockings
Two stockings sit side by side in a case. One is simple and hand-knitted, the other is one of a pair made with fine silk. In production and quality, they tell us two very different stories of knitting—and style—in the 18th century. - Bringing the Revolution to Life with Plays in Place
A conversation with Claire Carlson, Historic Deerfield’s Director of Museum Education/Director of Archaeology, Patrick Gabridge, Producing Artistic Director, and Talya Kingston, Producer and Playwright, of Plays in Place about A Stake in the Ground: 1774, commissioned by Historic Deerfield. - The Collaboration that Built Historic Deerfield and Strengthened Deerfield Academy
Having access to resources and photographs from the archives of Historic Deerfield allowed me to delve into the relationship between the Academy’s legendary former headmaster, Frank Learoyd Boyden, and the philanthropically-minded Henry Needham and Helen Geier Flynt.
Cooking Events
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What to Wear
Have you ever used your outfit to make a statement? During the American Revolution, people used their clothing choices to make a statement about what they believed. See examples of this fascinating form of communication in the Dressing the Revolution exhibition at the Flynt Center—then visit the Discovery Center to learn more about what kinds…
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What to Wear
Have you ever used your outfit to make a statement? During the American Revolution, people used their clothing choices to make a statement about what they believed. See examples of this fascinating form of communication in the Dressing the Revolution exhibition at the Flynt Center—then visit the Discovery Center to learn more about what kinds…
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What to Wear
Have you ever used your outfit to make a statement? During the American Revolution, people used their clothing choices to make a statement about what they believed. See examples of this fascinating form of communication in the Dressing the Revolution exhibition at the Flynt Center—then visit the Discovery Center to learn more about what kinds…
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What to Wear
Have you ever used your outfit to make a statement? During the American Revolution, people used their clothing choices to make a statement about what they believed. See examples of this fascinating form of communication in the Dressing the Revolution exhibition at the Flynt Center—then visit the Discovery Center to learn more about what kinds…
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What to Wear
Have you ever used your outfit to make a statement? During the American Revolution, people used their clothing choices to make a statement about what they believed. See examples of this fascinating form of communication in the Dressing the Revolution exhibition at the Flynt Center—then visit the Discovery Center to learn more about what kinds…
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Tea and Revolution
This July at the Discovery center, learn about tea in the American Revolution! Tea could be a controversial choice during the Revolutionary War, and some people chose to make a statement by drinking herbal teas instead. All ages program!
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Tea and Revolution
This July at the Discovery center, learn about tea in the American Revolution! Tea could be a controversial choice during the Revolutionary War, and some people chose to make a statement by drinking herbal teas instead. All ages program!
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Tea and Revolution
This July at the Discovery center, learn about tea in the American Revolution! Tea could be a controversial choice during the Revolutionary War, and some people chose to make a statement by drinking herbal teas instead. All ages program!
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Tea and Revolution
This July at the Discovery center, learn about tea in the American Revolution! Tea could be a controversial choice during the Revolutionary War, and some people chose to make a statement by drinking herbal teas instead. All ages program!
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Tea and Revolution
This July at the Discovery center, learn about tea in the American Revolution! Tea could be a controversial choice during the Revolutionary War, and some people chose to make a statement by drinking herbal teas instead. All ages program!