Kelly Arlene Grant, Public Historian

Tuesday, 14 November 2017

Maker vs. Craftsman: Why the Material in Materiality Should Matter

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I'm not sure why, exactly, the tech industry has co-opted the term 'maker'. Maybe it's because they are finally realizing th...
Friday, 13 October 2017

the material culture of pickled beets

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The last couple of years, I have been canning in a bigger way than much of my adult life.  A lot of this is due to me not having a full time...
Tuesday, 10 October 2017

striving for the common, Authenticity? or Historical Accuracy? Which term is best used?

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I have done my time making pretty dresses to wear to make me feel pretty. I think many young women go through that phase. I have a closet fu...
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Monday, 2 October 2017

Not simply going for a walk

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This summer, I have been desperate to get on with some living history.   Pierre and I day tripped over to Prescott Ontario for the event the...
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Wednesday, 20 September 2017

Are you a Maker?

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Ah, material culture, isn't it wonderful? Look around your chair right now and examine how much material culture really clutters up our ...
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Sunday, 30 July 2017

an emersion day

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We are planning a trek, from Fort Saint John at Saint-Jean sur Richelieu to Fort Chambly, about 20kms north on the river. We will be wearing...
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Monday, 24 July 2017

A lot has happened in the past two months

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That old adage, when one door closes, turn around and look for another door opening. I did not get to go to Williamsburg this summer, and th...
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Welcome to my Blog! I am a textile artist with an interest in all things historical. I am also an historical interpreter and costumer with a strong focus on the 18th century.
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