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https://astonishinglegends.com/astonishing-legends/2023/10/1the-legend-of-cropseyhttps://web.archive.org/web/20140125103151/https://cropseylegend.com
https://classicnewyourkhistory.com
https://www.historicmysteries.com
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Carol Johnson and David Munn. "Jersey Devil, Fact or Fiction?"Atlantic County Library,
https://www.atlanticcountynj.gov/government/government-information/history-of-atlantic-county/jersey-devil-fact-or-fiction
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This month The Not Well-Behaved Women discuss popular Urban Legends. First up a local Atco New Jersey Urban Legend.
"The Atco Ghost," Weird New Jersey History (2020)
https;//weirdnj.com/stories/atco-ghost/
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The Not Well-Behaved Women discuss, how fast fashion contributes to consumerism. Does fashion serve us, or do we serve fashion?
With special Guest Cait Amer.
Estelle Ansley Worell, American Costume:1840-1920 (1979)
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Tori and Rose Emily wrap up the adventures of The Not Well-Behaved Women and give a peek at what's coming up.
Tori and Tia discuss the pros and cons of using AI and digitalization to document, analysis and preserve history.
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Britt, Tori, and Tia give an in-depth analysis of the 2020 movie Portrait of a Lady on Fire.
Britt, Tori, and Tia, discuss what a Public Historian is, what they do, and why it matters.
Michael E. Ruane: The exhumed skull of a would-be assassin, and its long journey home.
250th Anniversary of the Greenwich Tea Burning
Oct 5, 2024 10am-5pm
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After a brief hiatus our intrepid historians are back and even less well behaved than usual. Join Britt, Tori, and Tia as they explore the more unusual aspects of being historians.
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