Dec 25, 2024 44 min

Interpreting Christmas

With the holidays upon us, let's take a closer look at the Gilded Age traditions that define Christmas and other end-of-year celebrations. Joining me is Ken Turino and Max van Belgooy the co-authors of Interpreting Christmas and one of the book's contributors, Lenora Henson. Interpreting Christmas at Museums and Historic Sites takes a look at how the nation's cultural centers celebrate the holidays. Essential Reading: Ken Turino and Max van Belgooy (eds.), Interpreting Christmas at Museums and Historic Sites (2024).

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