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Thursday, November 22, 2012

Season 3 Episode 38 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions

Old Sturbridge Village Special

Connecting Point goes on the road to Old Sturbridge Village. Host Carrie Saldo gets a lesson in preparing a traditional Thanksgiving meal as it would have been done back in the 1800’s. She will also learn how to fire a musket with Old Sturbridge Village Lead Interpreter Phil Eckert. UMASS Archivist and book author Rob Cox will discuss his new book on the history of Cranberries and Simon Stevenso

11/22/2012 | Rating NR

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Thursday, November 22, 2012

Season 3 Episode 38 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions

Connecting Point goes on the road to Old Sturbridge Village. Host Carrie Saldo gets a lesson in preparing a traditional Thanksgiving meal as it would have been done back in the 1800’s. She will also learn how to fire a musket with Old Sturbridge Village Lead Interpreter Phil Eckert. UMASS Archivist and book author Rob Cox will discuss his new book on the history of Cranberries and Simon Stevenso

11/22/2012 | Rating NR

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