Brimful of Wrath and Cabbage
a double dram of true Dutch courage
A satirical (and entirely fictional) account of the fall of Fort Christina from early America's greatest humorist, Washington Irving.
"Supplement"
Bonus material to enhance your listening experience – everything from photographs taken on research field trips to documents that didn’t quite fit into an episode’s story structure.
Governor Printz Park
On a cold early March morning, #13 and #23 took a field trip to the former site of Fort Gothenberg, which is now a public park.
Food of the Gods
we make Acquanetta's "plato celestial"
While researching Acquanetta, I stumbled across one of the Venezuelan Volcano's own recipes, a veritable feast for the gods.
The Pickled Melon
For those of you wondering about the horrid concoction I was drinking in our last episode... wonder no more.
Pennies from Heaven
In honor of our latest episode, #7 has graciously decided to share some photos of the best pressed pennies in her collection!
Old Economy Village
We showed you a cemetery and some rocks at the Harmony Society's first home. So how about a few photos of their final home at Old Economy Village?
Rapp’s Seat
A visit to Rapp's Seat, the throne from which George Rapp used to supervise the activity of the Harmony Society commune in Harmony, PA.
Harmonist Cemetery
I thought you might like to see some pictures of the Harmonist Cemetery which inspired our most recent episode.
Lakeside Cemetery
Continuing our tour of Gridley-related sites, how about some photos from our recent trip to visit his grave in Lakeside Cemetery, Erie, PA?