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In this episode I explore the Victorian influence on Christmas traditions, including the impact of the royal family, carols, food and Charles Dickens.
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In this episode, I explore stories from the newspapers in Michigan on December 24, 1944. We look at the era of WWII with reports from Europe, the Pacific, rations, war bonds, travel difficulties at train stations and even war heros.
For more information on Michael Delaware, visit:
https://michaeldelaware.com
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In this episode I explore the history of the filming of the movie Prancer which is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year. Information in this episode comes from an article written by Nick Bogert of the Region of Three Oaks Museum in the Michigan History Magazine Nov/Dec 2024 edition.
For more information on Michael Delaware, visit:
https://michaeldelaware.com
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Today I read a story that I wrote for my upcoming book that is due out in July of 2025. It is a story that happened in 1879, and I cut it from my final manuscript. It is called the Dime Novel Adventurist.
For information on tickets for Tales of Christmas Past, Click here.
For information on Michael Delaware, visit:
https://michaeldelaware.com
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In this episode, Dave Eddy, the former 'Morning Mayor' of WBCK Radio and Bobbie Mathis, the President of the Union City Society for Historic Preservation joins me to talk about Christmas Stories, traditions, music, Santa letters, lost diary entries, and the Christmas program 'Tales of Christmas Past'.
To get tickets for Tales of Christmas Past, click here.
For tickets to the Christmas Tea in Union City, click here!
For information on Michael Delaware, visit:
MichaelDelaware.com
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In this episode, I explore the history of the man known as the Celery King in Kalamazoo, Joseph Dunkley.
I also cover the history of the celery industry in the city.
For more information on Michael Delaware, visit:
https://MichaelDelaware.com
For tickets to Tales of Christmas Past on December 14th at the Battle Creek Regional History Museum, click here!
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Author Julie Rathsack joins me to talk about her new book 'A Haunted History of Grand Rapids'.
To follow Julie Rathsack on Facebook, click here:
https://www.facebook.com/HauntedHistoryOfGrandRapids
To buy a copy of her book, click here:
A Haunted History of Grand Rapids
For more information on Michael Delaware, visit:
https://michaeldelaware.com
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In this episode I explore the history of Thanksgiving as an American holiday beginning with the First Continental Congress following the American Revolution.
For more information about Michael Delaware, visit:
https://michaeldelaware.com
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In this episode, author Patti Smith joins me to discuss her book Michigan Beer: A Heady History. We cover stories of the early brewing history in the state, stories from Ionia and Grand Rapids, and a lot of other facts about the fascinating industry.
To follow Patti Smith on Facebook, Click Here.
For copies of her book(s), visit: https://amzn.to/4eCMsUz
For more information on Michael Delaware, visit:
https://michaeldelaware.com
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In this episode, I explore the history of Yankee Springs in Barry County. It is the story of the famous tavern established in 1836 once owned and operated by a man known as Yankee Bill across the state of Michigan. It is a story of the stage coach line between Battle Creek and Grand Rapids, Michigan.
For more information on Michael Delaware, visit:
https://MichaelDelaware.com
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In this episode I explore some of the early pioneer history of Allegan, some recent history with the historic bridge, the regent theatre and notable people.
For more information on the upcoming program at BCRHM called Tales of Christmas Past, Click here.
For more information on Michael Delaware, visit:
https://michaeldelaware.com
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In this episode I explore the history of grain harvesting, th Upton-Brown & Co in Battle Creek who were the first manufacturers of thresher machinery in Michigan and the story of the Dodge Brothers. I also open the letterbox sharing letters sent to me as a writer and podcaster.
For the link to the article mentioned on Hiram Moore, click here.
To find out more about Michael Delaware, visit:
https://MichaelDelaware.com
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In this episode I explore the history behind the lost Benton Harbor shipping canal for which the city is named. I also include profiles on three men who greatly influenced the development of the canal: Henry C. Morton, James F. Higgby and Stern Brunson.
To see the 1889 Benton Harbor birds eye view map, click here.
For more information or to contact Michael Delaware, visit:
MichaelDelaware.com
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In this episode I explore the Presidency of William McKinley, the 25th President of the United States. I include a letter from the Governor of Michigan when he died, as well as other details about his career.
For more information on Michael Delaware, visit:
https://michaeldelaware.com
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In this episode I explore some of the history behind three historic train depots that are still in operation along the Amtrak line in Southwest Michigan: St. Joseph, Kalamazoo and Jackson. Each building has its own unique story.
For more information on the train stations, visit:
https://www.greatamericanstations.com/stations/
For more information on Michael Delaware, visit:
https://michaeldelaware.com
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In this episode I explore the history of the Kalamazoo County Poor Farm and also share some recent stories of my adventures on the book tour.
For more information on Michael Delaware, visit:
MichaelDelaware.com
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In this episode I explore forgotten customs and traditions of Halloween as covered in an article that ran in the Grand Rapids Press on October 31, 1894. It offers some unique insight into the romantic aspirations of youth that once was associated with the holiday.
For more information on Michael Delaware, visit:
MichaelDelaware.com
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