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SUMMARY:Life in Early Missouri
LOCATION:Columbia Public Library\nColumbia Public Library
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DESCRIPTION:Get to know the homes\, hands and hearts of early Missouri fam
 ilies with a short presentation and drop-in activity stations. Explore dai
 ly life through crafts\, tools and traditions passed down from colonial an
 cestors. Presented by storyteller and educator Sarah Poff in partnership w
 ith the Columbian Chapter\, NSDAR. A part of the "Missouri's Journey to 25
 0" series.\nAll ages..\nhttps://dbrl.libnet.info/event/16658448
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Get to know the homes\, hands and hearts o
 f early Missouri families with a short presentation and drop-in activity s
 tations provided by storyteller and educator Sarah Poff in partnership wit
 h the Columbian Chapter\, National Society of the Daughters of the America
 n Revolution (NSDAR). Explore daily life through crafts\, tools and tradit
 ions passed down from colonial ancestors. Discover how families lived\, wo
 rked and built communities &mdash\; and how those traditions still shape o
 ur lives today.</p>\n<p>Hands-on activities include:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Step i
 nto the past and dress like a colonial child. Slip into the styles of earl
 y America and see how it feels to walk in their shoes for a moment.</li>\n
 <li>Prepare a simple meal in our kitchen play space (no real food provided
 ) using pewter dishes\, just like they did in colonial times. Step in\, se
 rve it up and see how it feels to dine the early American way.</li>\n</ul>
 \n<p>Sarah Poff is a multimedia storyteller\, historical educator and folk
  artist. For more than 40 years\, Poff has shared her love of history and 
 art with audiences of all ages. Known for her warm storytelling style and 
 engaging hands-on approach\, Sarah brings history to life in ways people c
 an see\, touch and experience.</p>\n<p><strong>A part of the "<a href="htt
 ps://events.dbrl.org/events?r=months&amp\;n=4&amp\;journey+to+250">Missour
 i&rsquo\;s Journey to 250" series</a>:</strong> Celebrate America&rsquo\;s
  250th anniversary with an engaging\, three-part family experience. Explor
 e the trails that carried settlers west\, step into the daily life of earl
 y Missouri communities and discover the founding documents that shaped our
  nation &mdash\; including the Constitution. Through hands-on activities\,
  storytelling and interactive learning\, history comes to life!</p>\n<p>Al
 l ages.</p>\n<hr />\n<p><a href="https://chapters.mssdar.org/columbian/">T
 he Columbian Chapter\, NSDAR</a> is a society for women dedicated to prese
 rving the history of the veterans of the American Revolution through chari
 table acts\, historical preservation\, patriotism and educational programm
 ing.&nbsp\;</p>\nhttps://dbrl.libnet.info/event/16658448
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