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Tag Archives: Crawford
Nebraska’s New Deal Art Legacy
Historical treasures can be found in many unexpected places. Sometimes, they may be right in front of us for a long time before we recognize their value. When the New Deal sought to breathe life into the Depression-era economy, scores … Continue reading
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What Shall I Make for Dinner Today?
I have to admit, I’m frequently plagued by the question of what to cook for dinner. It’s nice to know I’m not alone, and this question has probably bothered people for generations. The Nebraska History Museum recently acquired a 1936 … Continue reading