diary of a historian
Katherine BrodtI'm a historian, writer, and researcher with a knack (and passion) for finding and telling interesting stories. Wherever I go, I want to imagine the past: what it looked like, who lived in it, and how we can connect it to our modern lives. Please join me!
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Childhood show-and-tell
As someone so very passionate about history, I’m often asked how I got into it. What sparked my imagination and my interest, leading to such a fun career? The truth is: I don’t really know. I can’t ever put my finger on one subject, museum ...
Putting a face to the name
When I was enrolled in Boston University’s genealogical research program, we spent a week discussing old family photos. Putting faces to names—especially if the photos have been left in an unorganized, unlabeled box—is a skill that can be c...
Four funerals and a wedding
Time for a shameless plug: I’m actually talking about “the House family” at Vinalhaven Public Library next week! It’s the first time I’ll be presenting this research in-person and I couldn’t be more excited. In addition to introducing their...
Season of the witches
We have officially reached October, one of my favorite months of the year. If you’re new here, you may not have realized my love for all things Halloween: spooky stories, carved pumpkins, historically-accurate treats, and best of all…witche...
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