Frankenmuth Historical Association
Historians in Lederhosen
Three historians from the Frankenmuth Historical Association discuss all things Germany, Michigan, and Frankenmuth.
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Frankenmuth Historical Association
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Apr 29, 2024
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Episodes
Early Industries of Michigan 14.02.2022 43:42
The Historians in Lederhosen are back to discuss early Michigan industries including lumber, agriculture, and mining. We conclude with a discussion of how the environment determines how communities are forged and their long-term survival. Subscribe and tell your friends about our podcast, and please leave us a review! Interested in learning more about the Frankenmuth Historical Association? Check...
Research: Where Do I Start? 31.01.2022 40:34
Our strapping Historians in Lederhosen discuss the how to get your research started, proper methodology, and where forks come from. Come on in for another episode. Subscribe and tell your friends about our podcast, and please leave us a review! Interested in further research at the Frankenmuth Historical Association? Contact our Collections Manager at fhacollections@gmail.com and check us out at w...
Immigration Stories 17.01.2022 38:41
What is your origin story? Where did your ancestors live and what traditions live on? Our three "Historians in Lederhosen" discuss our own origins, Frankenmuth's German roots, and the "First 15" settler's voyage in 1845. Subscribe and tell your friends about another episode of Historians in Lederhosen!
Public History. What is it? 03.01.2022 45:19
What is public history? Is it different than "academic" history? Join three historians for a discussion about public history and a brief introduction to our historians and the Frankenmuth Historical Association.
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