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Interpretation 101

28 Monday Apr 2014

Posted by kittycalash in Events, History, Living History, Reenacting, Research

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10th Massachusetts, 18th century, Bridget Connor, Brigade of the American Revolution, common dress, common people, common soldier, first person interpretation, interpretation, living history, museum practice, Museums, Reenacting, Research, resources, Revolutionary War

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On Saturday morning, I gave a presentation at the BAR School of Instruction on Interpretation. The slides are above, and the presentation (with my notes) is here.

The handouts and bibliography I used in thinking about Bridget Connor an be found on the Interpretation 101 page.

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