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‘Words, Writers & SouthWest Stories,’ a historically-based speaker series of the Southwest Seattle Historical Society, is excited to announce that it is hosting Julia Harrison for a live Zoom presentation on Thursday, June 10 at 6:00 PM. Harrison will deliver a presentation entitled, “Sticky Subject: The History and Culture of Sugar.”
Registration is required. Please register HERE.
When King Henry VIII wanted three pounds of sugar for his guests at an important banquet, he had a tough time getting it. Now the average American eats that much sugar in a single week.
Once a rare, exotic ingredient, sugar has become a dietary staple, leaving its sticky fingerprints all over the globe. Anthropologist and sweets expert Julia Harrison takes participants on a journey from ancient sugar cane plantations to modern candy factories, uncovering sugar’s economic and social significance. From slavery and mass migration to environmental changes and nutrition, the consequences of sugar�
Last month we published the winning essays in a first-of-its-kind
Southwest Seattle Historical Society contest – and this Friday night you can see, hear, and cheer the winners during an online event. Here’s the announcement from SWSHS:
The
Southwest Seattle Historical Society is pleased to announce a virtual Award Ceremony honoring the winners of our first annual
Youth Writing Contest. Join us for a live Zoom program on Friday, May 7th at 6:00 PM to celebrate our winners
Lillian Stowell, Elliott Neves, and
Halle Morgan, and hear the authors read their essays. Additionally, we’ll be joined by local authors
Mary Fleck, Judy Bentley, and
The
Southwest Seattle Historical Society is pleased to announce a virtual Award Ceremony honoring the winners of our first annual
Youth Writing Contest. Join us for a live Zoom program on Friday, May 7th at 6:00 PM to celebrate our winners
Lillian Stowell, Elliott Neves, and
Halle Morgan, and hear the authors read their essays. Additionally, we’ll be joined by local authors
Mary Fleck, Judy Bentley, and
Joey Richesson to speak about the importance of historical writing and young authorship. Congratulations to our winners!
As a reminder, the theme of our competition was:
WOMEN HISTORY MAKERS OF THE DUWAMISH PENINSULA. Students explored the contributions of a specific woman from the Duwamish Peninsula who has made an historical impact on the community, past or present, famous or not-yet-famous.
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