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SUMMARY:"Chill: Evansville's Historic Refrigerator Industry"
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DESCRIPTION:Join Tom Lonnberg\, chief curator and curator of  history at t
 he Evansville Museum of Arts\, History and Science\, as he discusses the i
 mportance of the refrigerator history to Evansville..\nhttps://evansville.
 libnet.info/event/9886362
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>On October 31\, 1948\, an article in The S
 unday Courier and Press&nbsp\;newspaper declared that Evansville was the &
 ldquo\;Refrigerator Capital of the World&rdquo\;. How did the city reach s
 uch acclaim? In his talk Chill: Evansville&rsquo\;s Historic Refrigerator 
 Industry\, Tom Lonnberg will explore the companies that produced refrigera
 tors in the city beginning in the 1920s\, the apex and decline of this pro
 duction\, and its continuing legacy in our city.&nbsp\;Lonnberg is the chi
 ef curator &amp\; curator of history at the Evansville Museum of Arts\, Hi
 story &amp\; Science and has been with the institution since 1988. He has 
 curated over 125 exhibitions with an emphasis on interpreting Evansville&r
 squo\;s past including its industry\, culture\, and the community&rsquo\;s
  wartime efforts. He is currently the vice president of the Vanderburgh Co
 unty Historical Society and is a member of WNIN&rsquo\;s (Evansville&rsquo
 \;s PBS and NPR affiliate) Community Advisory Board.</p>\nhttps://evansvil
 le.libnet.info/event/9886362
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