Erie Eats - Lunchbox Lesson Episode #4
We hosted Derrick Pratt of the Erie Canal Museum to speak
about their Erie Eats Project. This
project “will showcase the diverse ways in which the Erie Canal radically
impacted how people in New York State and beyond interacted with the most basic
building blocks of human life, food and drink. Through a major exhibition,
public programs, historic preservation, and innovative community partnerships,
the Erie Canal Museum will highlight the many ways in which the histories of
the Erie Canal and foodways have intersected over the last two centuries and
will continue to interact in the future.”
Visit the Erie Canal Museum website: www.eriecanalmuseum.org
On Facebook: www.facebook.com/eriecanalmuseum/
This program was offered for free online via Webex. Donations are gratefully accepted to the Friends of Schoharie Crossing – a 501c3 Non-Profit support organization. https://the-friends-of-schoharie-crossing.square.site/
Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site – 129 Schoharie
Street – PO Box 140, Fort Hunter, NY 12069
SchoharieCrossing@parks.ny.gov
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