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Articles related to "German Immigrants"
Immigration Patterns of the Early 19th Century As the new nation came of age, discontent in Europe created immigrant patterns from Ireland and Germany that peaked in the 1850s with millions of new Americans. irish and german immigration • 19th century immigration • immigrant contributions • irish potato famine leads to immigration • causes of immigration
Castle Garden Immigration Station Castle Garden is, geographically and historically, in the background of Ellis Island. Yet, as a New York City immigration center, it should be a main attention-getter. castle garden immigration center • ellis island rival • 8 million immigrants • german immigrants • irish immigrants
Culture and Adventure in Fredericksburg Texas In the surprisingly cool green hills of Central Texas, Fredericksburg has become the getaway spot for escapees from Austin, San Antonio and much farther afield. fredericksburg texas • texas hill country • central texas • german immigrants • garden of peace
Who Was Kansas Charley? Kansas Charley's parents were German immigrants. When Charley was five his mother died. His father, while bartending, was quickly becoming a drunk. kansas charley • charley miller • new york city • german immigrants • cheyenne
Christmas Eve Bonfires 50 miles above New Orleans, Cajun/German descendants build about 100 huge bonfires on Mississippi River levees. Legend says they light the way for Pere Noel. christmas eve • huge bonfires • mississippi river levees • cajun german descendents • teepee shaped
Easy Chicken and Country Fried Steak with Gravy Germans brought their recipe for Wienerschnitzel to the Southern and Southwestern U.S. which we then adapted, smothered with white gravy, and created Country Fried Steak. country fried steak recipe • chicken fried steak recipe • southwestern food • southern food • southern recipe
The General Synod The Pennsylvania Synod helped form the first loose coalition of synods with the formation of the General Synod. The General Synod would ministries that other Lutheran groups would emulate in coming years. The General Synod also had to struggle with language in the New World. general synod • pennsylvania ministerium • gettysburg • lutheran • america
Evergreens at Christmas History and Meaning Wreaths, garlands, swags, and trees of evergreen have ancient roots in celebrating the winter holidays but are a relatively recent addition to the American Christmas. evergreens history and meaning • christmas tree history • christmas wreath meaning and history • history of greenery in holiday decorating • christmas tree christian meaning
Colonial Immigration: An Overview An overview of the settlement of the 13 original American Colonies colonial • america • colonists • immigration • settlement
German Fest on Summerfest Grounds in Milwaukee German Fest is a cultural celebration on the Summerfest Grounds in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. /The annual festival, held every July, features food, music and fun. milwaukee festival • summerfest grounds • german fest • musical entertainment • food beer
The Crime of the Century: Unsolved? On the night of March 1, 1932 the baby of Charles and Anne Lindbergh was taken from his nursery. Two months later his tiny body was discovered only a few miles from their home. Even though Bruno Richard Hauptmann was executed for the crime, many still believe he was innocent. lindbergh • kidnapping • murder • unsolved • crime
Shenandoah Settlers Early Settlement of the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia shenandoah • virginia • settlers • germans • colonial
Westward to Pennsylvania German settlers made up one of the larger ethnic groups in Pennsylvania during the colonial period. Where did they come from and why did they leave their homes for a new, unknown world? german • palatine • settler • colony • colonist
A Place I Never Knew I Never Knew The Gullah culture may be one of America's best kept secrets. gullah geechee sea islands united states sierra le
Central Committee For Ex-Muslims Ex-Muslim's want their own voice. Islam is the only religion that does not recognize ex-members but two brave women are trying to change this. the committee for ex-muslims • ex-muslims • non-practicing muslims • arzu toker • mitra zainal
Congregation of the Month: Salem (WELS), Milwaukee (Eastside), WI (November 2002) The November 2002 Congregation of the Month is tint Salem on Milwaukee's Eastside. Salem began in 1889 and is a member of the Wisconsin Ev. Lutheran Synod (WELS). salem • lutheran • grace oasis • inclusive • gospel
Favorite Food Museums-Part 2 Part II of the favorite food adventure vinegar • jell-o • favorite foods • pearle b. wait • genesee pure food company
February 22nd: Groundhog Day February 22nd: Groundhog Day. Read about the origin of this observance that is honored by millions. groundhog • february
Great Lakes Brewing Company's Seasonal Ales Only a short time remains before Great Lakes Brewing Company's fall seasonal ales disappear from bars and retailers shelves. great lakes brewing company • glbc • oktoberfest amber lager • nosferatu strong red ale • cleveland ohio
Groundhog Day On February 2, will Punxsutawney Phil, the world's most famous groundhog, emerge from his den, sparing the country another 6 weeks of winter? groundhog day history origin • animal predict weather • punxsutawney phil celebration • celtic imbolc tradition • roman hedgehog day
Groundhog's Day The Author of "Fertility Goddesses, Groundhog Bellies and the Coca-Cola Company" explores the surprising origins of this holiday about a little rodent groundhog's day • groundhogs • imbolc • holiday folklore • winter holidays
Love Those Jeans If there's one thing in this world we can count on, its our jeans. What brands made it to the top of our love affair list? blue jeans • history • most popular • top picks • yahoo buzz log
More than the Blair Witch, part one The real spirits of the <i>The Blair Witch Project</i>'s setting are even more alarming than the movie. blair witch project • burkittsville • joshua harley • henry burkitt • schnellegeister
Night on Earth Review of Jim Jarmusch's film Night on Earth "roberto benigni" • benigni • "jim jarmusch" • jarmusch • "tom waits"
Teddy Bears – Over a Century of Soft Plush Toys Children and adults enjoy the gift of a soft, cuddly plush toy. Teddy Bears, popular toys for over one hundreds years, are also great collectible items. steiff germany • gotta getta gund • vermont teddy bear • plush toys • children's gifts
The Importance of Photography ( a new medium) as an Art Form Alfred Stieglitz was not just a photographer, but a real organizer and a very important leader for the new (20th) century movement in the U.S., known later as Modern Art. And he had a very influential group of artists as friends and collaborators. stieglitz • photography • modern art • art photography • portraiture
A Brief Taste of the Hot Dog Hot dogs have baked, boiled, or grilled themselves into American Culture. Every region of America has its own take on the hot dog. hot dogs • hotdog • party food • new york food • chicago food
And Your Little Dog, Too! A look at the life and career of the furry little actress (yes, <i>actress</i>) who played Judy Garland’s sidekick in <i>The Wizard of Oz</i>. the wizard of oz • wizard of oz • oz • the wonderful wizard of oz • toto
Argentina – Historic Buildings in Rosario A two hours' walking tour will lead you around the southern part of Rosario's centre, along 19th and 20th century buildings with an amalgam of architectural styles. historic buildings rosario argentina • art nouveau monument rosario • modernism club espanol • neo baroque building rosario • walking tour rosario argentina
Arizona’s Superstition Mountains The Superstition Mountains, located near Phoenix, Arizona, offers both hikers and treasure-seekers hours of fun and excitement. superstition mountain • superstition wilderness • hiking the superstition mountains • superstition mountain history • lost dutchman mine
Christmas in Frankenmuth Michigan Michigan's Little Bavaria celebrates the Christmas spirit year around. This Midwest destination offers charming ambiance and joyful holiday events. frankenmuth michigan • michigan's little bavaria • bronner's christmas wonderland • xmas decoration • bronner's silent night chapel
Christmas in Germany Many modern Christmas symbols, such as the Christmas Tree, come from German traditions. german christmas traditions • christmas in germany • martin luther and christmas • german holiday traditions • christkindl
Colombian Food and Drink Coffee, exotic fruits, Arepas, sancocho, and other culinary delights are worth indulging on a trip to Colombia. colombian food and drink • ajiaca de bogota • bandeja paisa • amazon fruit • tamales tolima
Easter History, Traditions, and Dates Religious or not, most people celebrate Easter. Learn about the origin of Easter (rooted in Christianity and Paganism), popular traditions, and dates of Easter Sunday. easter history • easter tradition • easter dates • christian origin easter • pagan origin easter
European Immigration to America Migration patterns show that war and economic hardship led an influx of immigrants outside of England to make contributions to social causes of the American Revolution. social causes of the american revolution • european immigration • migration patterns • economic hardship • immigrant social contributions
Exploring the World's Biggest Sports Store, NV Sheels, in Sparks, Nevada, with its Ferris wheel and simulators, serves as an activity center, amusement park and museum for men, women and kids who enjoy sports. indoor ferris wheel • animal ark • scheels running club • nascar simulators • golf simulator tournaments
Facts about Female Killers Here, you'll find a brief description of several famous Angels of Death & Black Widows, plus an explanation of how female serial killers differ from male serial killers. facts about female killers • famous angels of death • male serial killers • famous black widows • jane toppan
Family Easter Party Ideas Ever Wonder How the Easter Bunny and Eggs fit into the Easter Tradition? Find Out - plus lots of crafts, food and party ideas the whole family can enjoy! easter • party • family
Family Travel in Southern Chile Chile's Lake District is a perfect family travel destination that includes active volcanoes, river rapids, hot springs, awesome waterfalls, and interesting culture. family travel in southern chile • family travel in lake district chile • hot springs southern chile • waterfalls lake district chile • mapuche museum chile
Hamburgers To Swear By Hamburgers are the most popular food in most of America, but the Los Angeles area based restaurant, In-N-Out Burger, has customers declaring they serve the best products. in-n-out burger • hamburger • french fries • shake • california
Hell's Kitchen in Manhattan, NYC Everyone knows the name, but where is Hell's Kitchen? Discover the history of one of New York City's best known neighbourhoods and why you need to visit. hell's kitchen • new york city • where is hell's kitchen • midtown west • history of hell's kitchen
Indy 500 History, 1909 - 1945 Initially conceived as a testing ground for road cars the circuit at Indianapolis soon became one of the world's great motor racing venues. indy 500 • indy 500 history • history of indy 500 • indianapolis 500 • indy
Inventions and Innovation in 19th Century U.S. America became a leading producer of goods because a century of ingenuity produced innovation in all areas of industrial and social progress. american inventions in the 19th century • 19th century innovations and inventions • inventions in communications • inventions in agricultural output • inventions in transportation
Jelly Belly Guided Tours Enjoy Jelly Belly guided tours through the factory in Fairfield, California or their candy warehouse in Pleasant Prairie, WI during family vacations. jelly belly factory tours • kid friendly family vacations in san francisco ca • president's favorite candy • guided candy tours • fun attractions
Laemmle's Empire The name Laemmle, for many Angelenos, is synonymous with independent and foreign films but Hollywood filmmaking was helped along by Carl Laemmle, an entrepreneur and founder of Universal Pictures, before the chain of cinemas were founded, by the same name. laemmle • carl laemmle • theater • theatre • cinema
Lou Gehrig's Story Lou Gehrig, baseball player extraordinaire, mentally and emotionally triumphed over ALS. lou gehrig • lou gehrig's disease • als • amyotrophic lateral sclerosis • paralysis
Lunar New Year Notes A few belatedly reported observances regarding Chinese Lunar New Year, 2004 chinese lunar new year • fire-crackers • television
Nevada's Carson Valley Attractions Nevada's first settlement, historical attractions, Basque dinners, movies and concerts in city parks, small-town celebrations provide elements for relaxing vacations. nevada's carson valley • sierra nevada eastern slope • oldest settlement in nevada • mormon station state park • douglas county historical museum
Oktoberfest Festivals in Wisconsin Wisconsin a popular destination for fall color drives and Oktoberfest, festivals patterned on the original German Party in Munich. Festival schedules updated for 2008. wisconsin • milwaukee • beer • oktoberfest • germany
Pennsylvania Deutsch Grimoire Grimoires are books describing ritual magick and the laws of the craft as practiced by the individual groups. A personal grimoire is called the Book of Shadows. pagan • powwow • pennsylvainia deutsch • magick • grimoire |
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