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28 Jul 2023

Videos by the Goschenhoppen Historians

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Pennsylvania German Folklife Video Collection by the Goschenhoppen Historians The Henry Antes House – The Museums at Red Men’s Hall The Goschenhoppen Folk Festival Please visit our YouTube channel to view all of the Goschenhoppen Videos or follow the links below. Inside the 1736 Henry Antes House With Bob Wood liegende Dachstuhl trusses (More Antes House videos coming soon…..) Pennsylvania … Read More

28 Jul 2023

Goschenhoppen Videos

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7 Jun 2018

Antes Garden 2013

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The Antes Garden Winter 2015 Shown below are photos from the Antes Garden as it progresses from early spring soil preparation and planting to harvesting of the many food and medicinal plants grown there. While the Kitchen Garden is a year-round endeavor, one of its principal functions is to serve as a demonstration of mid-eighteenth century Goschenhoppen region gardening practices and plants … Read More

1 Sep 2017

Rye Bread – Part One

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The first issue of The Goschenhoppen Region was published on Peterkett (St. Peter in Chains Day), August 1, 1968. It launched a series of articles called Der Kiche Dribbel (The Kitchen Dribble). This is “an old Pennsylvania Dutch term originally referring to a male helper or chore boy in the kitchen when large meals had to be prepared, especially on funeral occasions. By … Read More

7 Jul 2017

Pennsylvania German Nicknames

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The first issue of The Goschenhoppen Region was published on Peterkett (St. Peter in Chains Day), August 1, 1968. It launched a series of columns called E’ bissel fun dem un’ e’ bissel fun sellum (A little bit of this and a little bit of that). The column was written/edited by Isaac Clarence Kulp, Jr., who was a founder of the Goschenhoppen Historians, served … Read More