Episode #45 Book & Resource List
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Please find below a link to the recording from today's program featuring Russell M. Magnaghi discussing Classic Food and Restaurants of the Upper Peninsula.
This episode was generously sponsored by
Barbara and Wally Prince
Clements Library Resources:
  • Gray's atlas map of Lake Superior and the northern part of Michigan no. 2.1873 [link]
  • Clements Library Bookworm - Outdoor Photography from the Upper Peninsula, Collectors Corner with Jack Deo [link]
  • The Home Cook Book: A Compendium of Choice Recipes by ladies of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan; for the benefit of the Presbyterian Church. [link]
Other Resources discussed:
  • Photos by Superior View Studio [link]
  • Upper Peninsular Beer: A History of Brewing Above the Bridge by Russell M. Magnaghi [link]
Russell M. Magnaghi with a pasty, and the cover of his book, Classic Food and Restaurants of the Upper Peninsula
Visiting the Clements Library
Join us at the Ann Arbor Art Fair! Look for us on Thursday, July 21 and Friday, July 22 from 12-5 on the front lawn of the Clements Library. Pick up some swag, take a selfie, and see our collections during our guided tours starting at 4:15pm. See all dates for our guided tours here. Local friends are needed to help in the tent for this and future events. Contact Anne Bennington-Helber to volunteer.
The four display cases in this exhibit contain artifacts gathered from the Clements' collections that provide a glimpse of the cruelties, triumphs, and intimate acts of care that shaped the lives of people with disabilities in the past.

Visitors are welcome to browse the exhibit Mon-Fri from 12:00 - 4:30pm. Check-in at the North Reception Desk.

Curated By: Dr. Ittai Orr and the Students of English 420, Winter 2022, with Maggie Vanderford and Julie Fremuth at the Clements Library.
Picturing Michigan's Past
The Clements Library invites you to participate in our volunteer project, Picturing Michigan’s Past, to describe the David V. Tinder real-photo postcard collection. Consisting of over 60,000 postcards, the Tinder collection paints a detailed portrait of everyday life in Michigan in the early 20th century.

Volunteers are asked to view the postcards remotely through Zooniverse, the world’s largest website for people-powered research, and identify key information, like title, subject, and date, that will bring the collection to life.
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