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02:01Railroad Museums: Are they important?
This week, Let's Talk Trains invites two different Railroad Museums to discuss their museums and their mission. The Georgia State Railroad museum will discuss their history and the future. The Houston Railroad Museum will discuss their plans for the future. Both museums will try and answer the perception of non railfans, calling some museums junkyards.
Tags: museums railroad trains history Junkyards
by Lets Talk Trains in Hobbies
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02:01
LTT Talks Railroad Museums
The Amazing Chris Guenzler will take you around the county to the many railroad museums that he has been to, as well as a few he has not been to.
Bart Jennings will join us for an update.
Listen in, join the LTT chatt room to ask questions and enjoy the show.
Tags: museums electric diesel steam fun
by Lets Talk Trains in Hobbies
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Institutions -families communities museums
Dr. Lynn Dierking hosts with guest Dr. Jessica Luke, a faculty member in University of Washington's Museology program. She will talk about a study she recently completed with Dr. Marianna Adams, focused on family learning in interactive galleries in three art museums.
Tags: Museology art museums informal learning free-choice learning family learning
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Wax Museums are Creepy
Hopefully we will be on air with sound audio this time for Tales from Wax Museums.. aren't they creepy? Have you ever visited a wax museum and been freaked out?! Then stay tuned.
Tags: Wax Museums Lifelike figures Creepy tales Supernatural nature Miss X Diva of Horror
by The Wacky World of in Paranormal
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MUSEUMS AND EDUCATION
We heartliy welcome the president of The American Assoication of Museums Ford W . Bell to talk about these incredibly valuable resources all over the country and how educators can and should be tapping in to their expertise
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01:11
Jamaican Museums
The Institute of Jamaica (IOJ), established in
1879 was the first organization of its kind in
the Caribbean. Founded by the then
governor, Sir Anthony Musgrave “for the
encouragement of Literature, Science and Art”.
“Once the sole agency for the promotion and
preservation of Jamaican culture, there are
now some 20 registered museums on the
Island, and even more unregistered smaller
focused museums”, states Dr. Rebecca Tortello
in her article: “Pieces of the Past”.
Join us in the Back Yard as the “Labrish” continues
to explore the fascinating history of Jamaica through
these very interesting and important institutions that
support the preservation and rich diverse culture of
Jamaica: “Land We Love”
Join the labrish!
www.backyardlabrish.com
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by Backyard Labrish in Culture
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00:47
San Francisco Fun: Bikes, Bridges and Museums by the Bay
Join Travel Brigade for our San Francisco episode focused on great activities and entertainment available in the City by the Bay. We'll explore all the new things to do for 2013. Ride bikes across the bridge, explore the Exploratorium, feed sharks at Aquarium by the Bay, walk through a real rain forest that happens to sit right in Golden Gate Park or take a "49-Mile Drive" on a trail that lets you catch all of San Francisco's best highlights. Enjoy the trip! Follow us on Twitter @TravelBrigade.
San Francisco Travel Association photos by Jerry Lee Hayes, Jack Hollingsworth and Lewis Sommer
Tags: Travel Brigade San Francisco aquarium San Francisco bike the bridge San Francisco new for 2013 San Francisco travel guide
by Travel Brigade in Travel
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00:47
San Francisco Fun: Bikes, Bridges and Museums by the Bay
Join Travel Brigade for our San Francisco episode focused on great activities and entertainment available in the City by the Bay. We'll explore all the new things to do for 2013. Ride bikes across the bridge, explore the Exploratorium, feed sharks at Aquarium by the Bay, walk through a real rain forest that happens to sit right in Golden Gate Park or take a "49-Mile Drive" on a trail that lets you catch all of San Francisco's best highlights. Enjoy the trip! Follow us on Twitter @TravelBrigade.
San Francisco Travel Association photos by Jerry Lee Hayes, Jack Hollingsworth and Lewis Sommer
Tags: Travel Brigade San Francisco aquarium San Francisco bike the bridge San Francisco new for 2013 San Francisco travel guide
by Travel Brigade in Travel
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00:47Featured
San Francisco Fun: Bikes, Bridges and Museums by the Bay
Join Travel Brigade for our San Francisco episode focused on great activities and entertainment available in the City by the Bay. We'll explore all the new things to do for 2013, ride bikes across the bridge, explore the Exploratorium, feed sharks at Aquarium by the Bay, walk through a real rain forest that happens to sit right in Golden Gate Park or take a "49-Mile Drive" on a trail that lets you catch all of San Francisco's best highlights. Enjoy the trip! Follow us @Travel
Tags: Travel Brigade San Francisco entertainment San Francisco family activities San Francisco new for 2013 San Francisco travel guide
by Travel Brigade in Travel
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00:47Featured
San Francisco Fun: Bikes, Bridges and Museums by the Bay
Join Travel Brigade for our San Francisco episode focused on great activities and entertainment available in the City by the Bay. We'll explore all the new things to do for 2013, ride bikes across the bridge, explore the Exploratorium, feed sharks at Aquarium by the Bay, walk through a real rain forest that happens to sit right in Golden Gate Park or take a "49-Mile Drive" on a trail that lets you catch all of San Francisco's best highlights. Enjoy the trip! Follow us @Travel
Tags: Travel Brigade San Francisco entertainment San Francisco family activities San Francisco new for 2013 San Francisco travel guide
by Travel Brigade in Travel
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National Train Day
It's the annual National Train Day show. With Elizabeth out of town, Bob will be hosting solo as he takes calls from National Train Day events around the country. To tell us about your event, please call 646-716-7106 or join us on the web at http://www.letstalktrains.com or in the chat room at http://letstalktrains.com/chat. Beginning at 10:00AM Pacific/1:00 PM Eastern.
Tags: freight passenger light rail museums steam
by Lets Talk Trains in Hobbies
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03:53
G-Money #1 DJ Live From Bermuda OGS
D Money live from BermudaG-Money #1 DJ Live From Bermuda OGS Wicked Saturday
City of Hamilton The town of Hamilton was founded and named after Sir Henry Hamilton who served as Governor of Bermuda from 1788 - 1794 and who was very instrumental in supporting the settlement of a town in the central parishes.
The people of St. George's strongly objected to the creation of the new town, but Governor Hamilton felt it made good sense to have a town in the central area, which would be relatively close to people from all over the Island. This accounts for the motto, 'Sparsa Collegit', translation of which is 'brought together the scattered'.
The new town of Hamilton quickly thrived and overtook the Town of St George, becoming the capital of Bermuda in 1815, during the Mayoral term of Richard Darrell, considered to have been one of Hamilton's most outstanding Mayors.
A thriving centre, the City of Hamilton is the hub of international and local business on the Island. But Hamilton also has a unique character, as it is packed with historic buildings, churches, shops, museums, galleries, parks and gardens--all set alongside a beautiful natural harbour.
caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com
661-467-2407
Tags: 1788 Bermuda church shop historic building
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