This article is part of the series: History beyond Academia Meg Lauren’s song “Harriet Ross” tells the story of a fourteen-year-old factory worker from Scranton, Pennsylvania. While working at the Texas State Library and Archives Commission (TSLAC), Lauren had the opportunity to read a letter, written on March 21, 1911, addressed to the governor of […]
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Curating History: Dr Pepper, Preservation, and Public Trust
This article is part of the series: History beyond Academia Ostrich egg models, Dr Pepper bottles, and toothbrushes preserved in soda. What do these artifacts have in common? At the Dr Pepper Museum, these objects collectively tell a story about the past that otherwise might go unnoticed. Located in the historic downtown of Waco, Texas, […]
Papers & Abstracts
Meg Lauren’s Songs from the Archive
This article is part of the series: History beyond Academia Meg Lauren’s song “Harriet Ross” tells the story of a fourteen-year-old factory worker from Scranton, Pennsylvania. While working at the Texas State Library and Archives Commission (TSLAC), Lauren had the opportunity to read a letter, written on March 21, 1911, addressed to the governor of […]
Curating History: Dr Pepper, Preservation, and Public Trust
This article is part of the series: History beyond Academia Ostrich egg models, Dr Pepper bottles, and toothbrushes preserved in soda. What do these artifacts have in common? At the Dr Pepper Museum, these objects collectively tell a story about the past that otherwise might go unnoticed. Located in the historic downtown of Waco, Texas, […]
Videos
Meg Lauren’s Songs from the Archive
This article is part of the series: History beyond Academia Meg Lauren’s song “Harriet Ross” tells the story of a fourteen-year-old factory worker from Scranton, Pennsylvania. While working at the Texas State Library and Archives Commission (TSLAC), Lauren had the opportunity to read a letter, written on March 21, 1911, addressed to the governor of […]
Curating History: Dr Pepper, Preservation, and Public Trust
This article is part of the series: History beyond Academia Ostrich egg models, Dr Pepper bottles, and toothbrushes preserved in soda. What do these artifacts have in common? At the Dr Pepper Museum, these objects collectively tell a story about the past that otherwise might go unnoticed. Located in the historic downtown of Waco, Texas, […]
Honors & Awards
Meg Lauren’s Songs from the Archive
This article is part of the series: History beyond Academia Meg Lauren’s song “Harriet Ross” tells the story of a fourteen-year-old factory worker from Scranton, Pennsylvania. While working at the Texas State Library and Archives Commission (TSLAC), Lauren had the opportunity to read a letter, written on March 21, 1911, addressed to the governor of […]
Curating History: Dr Pepper, Preservation, and Public Trust
This article is part of the series: History beyond Academia Ostrich egg models, Dr Pepper bottles, and toothbrushes preserved in soda. What do these artifacts have in common? At the Dr Pepper Museum, these objects collectively tell a story about the past that otherwise might go unnoticed. Located in the historic downtown of Waco, Texas, […]
Websites & Documentaries
Meg Lauren’s Songs from the Archive
This article is part of the series: History beyond Academia Meg Lauren’s song “Harriet Ross” tells the story of a fourteen-year-old factory worker from Scranton, Pennsylvania. While working at the Texas State Library and Archives Commission (TSLAC), Lauren had the opportunity to read a letter, written on March 21, 1911, addressed to the governor of […]
Curating History: Dr Pepper, Preservation, and Public Trust
This article is part of the series: History beyond Academia Ostrich egg models, Dr Pepper bottles, and toothbrushes preserved in soda. What do these artifacts have in common? At the Dr Pepper Museum, these objects collectively tell a story about the past that otherwise might go unnoticed. Located in the historic downtown of Waco, Texas, […]
Making History: Grad Students Speak
Meg Lauren’s Songs from the Archive
This article is part of the series: History beyond Academia Meg Lauren’s song “Harriet Ross” tells the story of a fourteen-year-old factory worker from Scranton, Pennsylvania. While working at the Texas State Library and Archives Commission (TSLAC), Lauren had the opportunity to read a letter, written on March 21, 1911, addressed to the governor of […]
Curating History: Dr Pepper, Preservation, and Public Trust
This article is part of the series: History beyond Academia Ostrich egg models, Dr Pepper bottles, and toothbrushes preserved in soda. What do these artifacts have in common? At the Dr Pepper Museum, these objects collectively tell a story about the past that otherwise might go unnoticed. Located in the historic downtown of Waco, Texas, […]