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The New London Museum Audio Tour
by The London Museum
Welcome to the London Museum. This audio tour is provided by All Saints Episcopal School podcasts of Tyler, Texas. During this tour, we will take you through our exhibits while telling a profound and captivating story. Each station is numbered to match each episode of the audio tour. You may pause this tour at any time to observe our exhibits in more detail.This museum is dedicated to the memory of the 294 souls who perished in the London School Explosion on March 18, 1937. It honors the thousands of men and women who worked to rescue survivors, recover the dead, and mend the broken bodies and spirits of an entire community.
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Station 18: We Remembered
Station 18: We Remembered
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Station 17: Remembering and Rebuilding
Station 17: Remembering and Rebuilding
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Station 16: Our Legacy
Station 16: Our Legacy
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Station 15: The Memorial Service
Station 15: The Memorial Service
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Station 14: Grieving our Losses
Station 14: Grieving our Losses
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Station 13: Healing
Station 13: Healing
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Station 12: Looking for Answers
Station 12: Looking for Answers
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Station 11: Victims' Belongings
Station 11: Victims' Belongings
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Station 10: Worldwide Sympathy
Station 10: Worldwide Sympathy
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Station 9: Peach Baskets
Station 9: Peach Baskets
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Station 8: Rescue and Recovery
Station 8: Rescue and Recovery
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Station 7: Switchboard and Newspapers
Station 7: Switchboard and Newspapers
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Station 6: Victims by Grade and Model of School
Station 6: Victims by Grade and Model of School
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Station 5: Video and Classroom
Station 5: Video and Classroom
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Station 4: Revolving Kiosk
Station 4: Revolving Kiosk
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Station 3: We Put Down Roots
Station 3: We Put Down Roots
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Station 2: We Were Blessed with Minerals
Station 2: We Were Blessed with Minerals
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Station 1: Early Days of London
Introduction to the Museum and Station 1 Information
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to the London Museum. This audio tour is provided by All Saints Episcopal School podcasts of Tyler, Texas. During this tour, we will take you through our exhibits while telling a profound and captivating story. Each station is numbered to match each episode of the audio tour. You may pause this tour at any time to observe our exhibits in more detail.This museum is dedicated to the memory of the 294 souls who perished in the London School Explosion on March 18, 1937. It honors the thousands of men and women who worked to rescue survivors, recover the dead, and mend the broken bodies and spirits of an entire community.
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What is The New London Museum Audio Tour about?
Welcome to the London Museum. This audio tour is provided by All Saints Episcopal School podcasts of Tyler, Texas. During this tour, we will take you through our exhibits while telling a profound and captivating story. Each station is numbered to match each episode of the audio tour. You may pause...
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