From Issuing A Blockade During War Time To One Region’s Reinvention Of Preserving Ice Supplies

Determine just how abundant Winter Ice had become within Greater Northern United States after Frederic Tudor’s death. Learn which industries come 1880’s began to make their presence more known involving ice. Discover if Maine’s Kennebec River had served as an emergency source of ice prior to Frederic Tudor’s death. Find out if Boston was still allowed the right to export out ice during Civil War. Decide if it’s safe to say that the Ice Trade helped benefit Union Army during Civil War. Understand which key element was responsible behind demand for Maine Ice. Discover how city of New Orleans managed to survive throughout Civil War’s Duration. Go behind the scenes and learn about the 1869-1870 Winter Season including how cities along Eastern Seaboard modified their circumstances going forward. Get introduced to Frenchman Ferdinand Carre including what he championed from a refrigeration standpoint. Discover what challenges Artificial Ice Manufacturers faced. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirk-monroe/support Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.