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  1. Now, only 13% of our household budgets are for food, and 42% of our food money goes for restaurant food. http://bit.ly/4DZqjR 11:32 AM Nov 24th from web
  2. In 1901 half of a household's budget went to food, almost all cooked at home. 11:31 AM Nov 24th from web
  3. Welcome @tuttijackson, curator and library student, who listens to obscure 60s music and designs publications on the fly. 7:44 AM Nov 24th from web
  4. Wish I could go RT @smithsonianNMAI: A-MAIZE-ing (sorry couldn't resist) programs for 'Maize in the Americas' http://ow.ly/FcgI 6:15 AM Nov 24th from web
  5. Fascinating research on the transformation from “United States are” to “United States is” (think Shelby Foote) http://bit.ly/azCPv 5:39 AM Nov 24th from web
  6. RT @museummedia: Google to digitise Iraq Museum archives: CEO http://is.gd/52xNS 5:21 AM Nov 24th from web
  7. Lincoln momento at the Indiana State Museum: http://bit.ly/5KN4L7 (via @mediakath) #his226 2:17 PM Nov 23rd from web
  8. dancohen Cool "Dictionary of Words in the Wild" - searchable pix of words in public places http://lexigraphi.ca/ via @dancohen 1:53 PM Nov 23rd from web
  9. Very cool graphic on a century of household goods. Notice speed of adoption for phone vs cell phone, for instance. http://bit.ly/5jyEYm 1:51 PM Nov 23rd from web
  10. This evening at Hanover College -- sold out performance by the Vienna Boys Choir (established in 1498!). 1:42 PM Nov 23rd from web
  11. Great essay from historian @larrycebula on “What I Learned from Twitter Today” http://bit.ly/2lA54V 7:06 AM Nov 23rd from web
  12. Welcome @NancyProctor (Head of New Media, Smithsonian Am Art Museum) who loves art, history, feminist theory, good food, & nice people. 7:06 AM Nov 23rd from web
  13. Welcome @sharre, of Sydney, a history PhD student, teacher, and crafter. 7:05 AM Nov 23rd from web
  14. @fordstheatre Thanks for the #followfriday! 1:48 PM Nov 20th from web in reply to fordstheatre
  15. Hanover College folks can search for info related to their classes -- ie #His229 #His165 #His225 etc. See course list: http://bit.ly/YVo4d 12:53 PM Nov 20th from web
  16. We’re doing the ERA in #His229 today. Do you know the Lucretia Mott Amendment? the Alice Paul Amendment? http://bit.ly/7aBhup 12:52 PM Nov 20th from web
  17. Welcome @SonoranDragon, who describes self as "public library circulation manager, historian, image junkie, geek," among other things. 1:10 PM Nov 19th from web
  18. Insightful on how social media will change the way we do history (tho I doubt #3 would come to pass). http://bit.ly/5dH3 9:06 AM Nov 19th from web
  19. @CLTcurator relevant article re your public history question -- on Williamsburg's teaching model http://bit.ly/1s93D1 8:33 AM Nov 19th from web in reply to CLTcurator
  20. @ScAtEr_ChIcK -- Glad to see from your tweet that you enjoyed your tour of Hanover. Come back again! 8:10 AM Nov 19th from web in reply to ScAtEr_ChIcK
  • Name SM Vosmeier
  • Location Hanover College
  • Bio History professor and museum career advisor, offering research snippets, museum news, et cetera.
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