Thank you for your interest in my work. I have given presentations at living history villages, museums; and have spoken to school groups, girl scout troops, and historical societies. My presentations can be altered as needed to meet the interests of your group. Contact me if you have any questions or if you want to schedule a program.
Programs:
Toledo's Historic Farmers' Market.: Believed to have begun in 1832, the Toledo Farmers’ Market is a historical treasure in the downtown area of Toledo, Ohio. Visit the early days of the Market and travel through years of changes, to its present location on Market Street.
Losing Grandpa's Farm: The History of Food Production in the U.S.: From traditional farmstead to monoculture, learn how subsidies, science, and sustainability compete within food production. From farmland to subdivisions, discover how Grandpa's farm has evolved through time.
From Comfits to Confectionaries, The Sweet History of Candy in America: What sugary sweets did you savor as a child? What candies still delight you? Take a look back at candies through history and discover how candy manufacturing and your sweet tooth were shaped by society and events.
Identifying Women's Fashion in Old Photographs: A slideshow using photos from 1860 to 1950 will take one through the years of fashion changes. The focus of this program is on the history of the outside influences in the fashion world and the social changes that took place.
Identifying Women's Fashion in Old Photographs: A slideshow using photos from 1860 to 1950 will take one through the years of fashion changes. The focus of this program is on the history of the outside influences in the fashion world and the social changes that took place.
Visit the homesites of Laura Ingalls Wilder: Visit the homesites of beloved American pioneer Laura Ingalls Wilder through her Little House stories with a slideshow of photos detailing the places important in Laura's life. For adults and older children.
*Sorry, I am no longer offering the Prairie Girl at Heart, The Life of Laura Ingalls Wilder, or From Sheep to Scarf programs.
