• Colonial Era to Present Day History Buff

  • De: Kirk Monroe
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Colonial Era to Present Day History Buff

De: Kirk Monroe
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  • History 101. Book and Trip Reviews. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirk-monroe/support
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  • Epilogue To The Frozen Water Trade, How Ice From New England Lakes Kept The World Cool

    Epilogue To The Frozen Water Trade, How Ice From New England Lakes Kept The World Cool
    May 16 2024
    Determine if Special Agent Henry Hall firmly believed that there would never be an ice shortage. Discover how 1880’s saw first concerns addressed about dangers behind cutting ice from a health standpoint. Learn how Midwestern Cities from Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Chicago, Illinois adapted after health officials banned cutting ice close to nearby towns. Go behind the scenes and learn what took place between 2 Feuding Wisconsin Rival Ice Companies from 1900-1901. Learn what had become common practices for transporting heavy ice loads during 1890’s. Find out if anyone from Maine during Nineteenth Century’s Final Decade tried monopolizing the ice trade. Determine if any disputes existed amongst Maine Shipowners & New York Ice Company Owners. Discover what became breaking news come 1907 involving Ice Trade Business Practices. Learn about the natural ice industry’s overall state by time World War I breaks out. Understand the significance behind an event which occurred along Kennebec River on June 29, 1910. Discover what has become of Wenham Lake & Fresh Pond in the years since ice harvesting officially ended. Learn if any plaques, monuments, to memorials exist in remembrance of Frederic Tudor’s Ice Trade Achievements. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirk-monroe/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirk-monroe/support
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    59 m
  • From Issuing A Blockade During War Time To One Region’s Reinvention Of Preserving Ice Supplies

    From Issuing A Blockade During War Time To One Region’s Reinvention Of Preserving Ice Supplies
    May 10 2024
    Determine just how abundant Winter Ice had become within Greater Northern United States after Frederic Tudor’s death. Learn which industries come 1880’s began to make their presence more known involving ice. Discover if Maine’s Kennebec River had served as an emergency source of ice prior to Frederic Tudor’s death. Find out if Boston was still allowed the right to export out ice during Civil War. Decide if it’s safe to say that the Ice Trade helped benefit Union Army during Civil War. Understand which key element was responsible behind demand for Maine Ice. Discover how city of New Orleans managed to survive throughout Civil War’s Duration. Go behind the scenes and learn about the 1869-1870 Winter Season including how cities along Eastern Seaboard modified their circumstances going forward. Get introduced to Frenchman Ferdinand Carre including what he championed from a refrigeration standpoint. Discover what challenges Artificial Ice Manufacturers faced. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirk-monroe/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirk-monroe/support
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    58 m
  • The Final Years Of Frederic Tudor’s Life, The Man Whom Made Transporting Ice A Relevant Practice

    The Final Years Of Frederic Tudor’s Life, The Man Whom Made Transporting Ice A Relevant Practice
    May 7 2024
    Discover whether there was in fact a particular ice shipment trade route that became the signature landmark one for Ice King Frederic Tudor. Get to know Caleb Ladd including his connections with Frederic Tudor. Learn if ice itself got valued from a medical perspective. Determine when exactly the first national success behind America’s Ice Trade got officially reported. Get to know Hunt’s Merchant’s Magazine & Commercial Review including the significance behind what was published in August 1855. Learn just how many ships participated in the Boston Ice Trade come 1855 including how much the trade itself was worth $ wise to overall number of men employed. Discover what some cities did differently in midst of milder winters. Get to know which northern city competed heavily with Boston. Go behind the scenes and discover what Frederic Tudor himself performed one last time come January 1857. Determine if Boston as a city would eventually lose its reign as leading force behind shipping ice domestically. Get to know Dr. John Gorrie including what he advocated for reducing Malaria & Yellow Fever. Get an in depth analysis behind what the last decade of Frederic Tudor’s life was like including milestones he achieved. Learn if Frederic lived long enough to see America at war with herself. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirk-monroe/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirk-monroe/support
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