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  1. ALHFAM is Community
    Aug 1, 2026 · original
    Past President Address – ALHFAM 2026 Jim Lauderdale I joined ALHFAM and attended my first annual conference in 2012 at Farmer’s Branch, Texas. I had recently been hired as the Farm Manager of Nash Farm in Grapevine, Texas, and was eager to learn what ALHFAM was all about. I had been reading Proceedings articles from prior conferences… Continue reading ALHFAM is Community →
  2. Sheep, Shearing and Summer at Rock Ledge Ranch
    Jun 16, 2026 · original
    “Now the meadows and pastures were velvety with thick grass, and the weather was warm. It was time to shear sheep.” – Farmer Boy by Laura Ingalls Wilder As we draw nearer to summer, the sheep at Rock Ledge Ranch are looking more and more ready to be sheared. Like Almanzo and his family in… Continue reading Sheep, Shearing and Summer at Rock Ledge Ranch →
  3. From the President’s Pen: Spring 2026
    May 13, 2026 · original
    Spring has sprung all over the world. Flowering trees, shrubs, grasses and plants of every imagination put forth a cornucopia of color to attract pollinators to set their fruit and seed. Songbirds sing cheerful melodies to attract mates, while the lambing and farrowing season brings newborns to our farm and agricultural museums. The happy chatter… Continue reading From the President’s Pen: Spring 2026 →
  4. Who Cares About History?
    Apr 23, 2026 · original
    I have been teaching living history in Oregon for 20 years and have met people who are curious and thoughtful, and also encountered those who are distrustful of ideas that challenge their beliefs. With the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this year, I began considering why I do this work. Why do people go to historical events and museums? And if they don’t, why should they?.....… Continue reading Who Cares About History? →
  5. LAVENDER SPRIGS: Wear it with Pride!
    Mar 2, 2026 · original
    by Nancy Kimberley Phillips Heritage Park is a large living history museum in Calgary, Alberta (Treaty 7[1]) that has been in operation since 1964. The primary focus of the Park is to share the history of Western Canada between ~1880-1940. In recent years, a central part of our mandate has been to diversify the stories… Continue reading LAVENDER SPRIGS: Wear it with Pride! →
  6. ALHFAM President Mark Texel’s Post – Winter, 2026
    Feb 22, 2026 · original
    “From the President’s Pen” Winter weather to date has this year has been unpredictable and challenging for much of the ALHFAMily. Much of the New England, Mid-Western, Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern regions of the United States have been buried by snow, ice, and/or enveloped by a three- week “polar vortex” unseen for many years. But most… Continue reading ALHFAM President Mark Texel’s Post – Winter, 2026 →
  7. “WHY THIS WAY?”: The Requirement for Rote Skills in Living History
    Jan 17, 2026 · original
    by Jim Slining The ALHFAM FARM Professional Interest Group (PIG) is launching a multi-year initiative to fulfill the operative phrase of the ALHFAM mission statement: Sharing practical knowledge and skills. Besides a lineup of workshops and sessions for the annual conferences, we are launching Farmers Bootcamps at ALHFAM sites across the country that use the… Continue reading “WHY THIS WAY?”: The Requirement for Rote Skills in Living History →
  8. ALHFAM FARM PIG Launches New Workshops in 2026
    Nov 3, 2025 · original
    Real Work for a Real Purpose: ALHFAM FARM Professional Interest Group Launches New Workshops in 2026 The ALHFAM FARM Professional Interest Group (PIG) is launching a multi-year initiative to fulfill the operative phrase of the ALHFAM mission statement: Sharing practical knowledge and skills. Besides a lineup of workshops and sessions for the annual conferences, we… Continue reading ALHFAM FARM PIG Launches New Workshops in 2026 →
  9. ALHFAM President’s Fall 2025 Message
    Sep 10, 2025 · original
    “From the President’s Pen” An unexpected weather change brought gloriously cooler temperatures to the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States in late August. Like flipping a switch, the air became crisper, the shadows cast by a sun lower in sky become longer, and the sky a richer blue. Miraculously, fall seems to have arrived early… Continue reading ALHFAM President’s Fall 2025 Message →
  10. 250th Spark: Grassroots Power in a Time of Uncertainty
    Apr 10, 2025 · original
    When we first started talking about the U.S. Semiquincentennial a few years ago, many of us expected a top-down roadmap: a coordinated, well-funded national vision that would cascade down to local museums and historic sites. But the reality of 250th planning has been very different. This anniversary is being shaped not by grand commissions or… Continue reading 250th Spark: Grassroots Power in a Time of Uncertainty →

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