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Springdale, Iowa was a Quaker community w/strong abolitionist ties. Stopped there last week on a John Brown project & found this unrelated but intriguing grave site. Obit from Muscatine Journal (Dec 1902) via @StateCuratorIA

Springdale, Iowa was a Quaker community w/strong abolitionist ties. Stopped there last week on a John Brown project & found this unrelated but intriguing grave site. Obit from Muscatine Journal (12/12/1902) via @StateCuratorIA

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AASLH is proud to announce that we have been selected by @America250 as an inaugural National Resource Partner. National Resource Partners are a select group of expert nonpartisan, nonprofit orgs that will help elevate and scale America250 programming. america250.org/about-america2…

This settles the Pop vs. Soda debate

@MiddleWestRev @fleecechase1 Our 2024 Alice Smith Prize in #PublicHistory: congrats to the State Historical Society of Iowa (@IowaMuseum) for their 2023 program highlighting the 1980s #FarmCrisis! @aklumpp was on hand to accept on behalf of SHSI. #MidwestHistory24

@dogwoodblooms Not that you care what I say but your heritage is pop, lots of examples like this one from The Raleigh News and Observer of July 04, 1924. For some unknown reason some people chose the adjective over the noun, guess that is what people from New York would start.

Listen up, y’all. Folks keep tagging me wanting to know what we call a carbonated beverage in NC. So here we go: 👇🏼 It’s a cold drink. It’s a Co’Cola - which comes in various flavors. Or it’s a specific drink - a Pepsi or a Sundrop. It might even be a soda, depending on where you live. 🤔 But under no circumstances is it ever a pop. 🙅🏼‍♀️

@AFAM_Midwest dropped this video earlier today, the story of Buxton has rightly regained attention over the past few years. @Rachelle_Chase is largely responsible for this renewed attention. Good work by her and @DanManatt. youtube.com/watch?v=scEljM… #iowahistory

@AndBatt Congratulations.

It’s an honor to take on this role and responsibility! Iowa PBS is a special media organization with an important mission and fantastic staff.

@lilyas53 @y00lz Photo by Charlie Neibergall of AP, his dad was a great photographer for @DMRegister as was his brother Bill. I can testify as an elementary/high school classmate that Charlie is all class and decency. wwmt.com/sports/content…

@y00lz via / wire

"photo of the week" with no photog credit lmfao cmon

A terrific night & great crowd at @IowaStateFair to premiere the new @IowaPBS documentary “Our Great State Fair” chronicling the nearly 170-year history of the Fair. The two 1-hour episodes air on @IowaPBS Aug 1 and Aug 2. Also @PBS app and IowaPBS.org

Thanks for the RT, Ty.

Iowans have a tradition of honoring freedom and equality for generations, as early as 1856. Program on 6/12 at State Historical Building of IA, 600 E Locust, w/conversation with long-time Iowans. @blackiowanews @Rushthewriter @NAACPIANE @catchdesmoines @jaybyers @IowaMuseum

@blackiowanews @Rachelle_Chase, something to check out or refer to others. Ann Arbor is a great town, lived there 8 years and many @UMich friends.

.@ridedart honors Juneteenth in #DSMUSA desmoinesregister.com/story/news/loc…

Note, it was Benton Barracks, not Jefferson Barracks.

The men received their uniforms in October of 1863, clip from @journalonline of 10/15/1863, and headed to Jefferson Barracks in November, 2nd clip from Muscatine Tri-Weekly Journal, 11/13/1863.

I’ve been off Twitter due to its many issues. A change for Memorial Day, when people ask about favorite artifacts @IowaMuseum, the flag of the 1st Colored Regiment of Iowa is among the top. 1/10 @blackiowanews @IowaNatGuard #MemorialDay #GoldStar iowa.minisisinc.com//SCRIPTS/MWIMA…

Thanks to all the women and men who have died in service to the United States, but especially the dedicated men of the 1st Colored Regiment of Iowa.

Read about men who served in the regiment and made their homes in Newton after the war, see Dwain Coleman’s ISU master’s thesis, “ Still in the Fight: The Struggle for Community in the Upper Midwest for African American Civil War Veterans” dr.lib.iastate.edu/server/api/cor…