→ The Historian: The Real Story of Mountain Mary – Berks Mont News
Related Posts

→ Mountain Folklore: Finding Mountain Mary's grave | Reading Eagle
→ Or try first link of search results to read the article.
The German and Swiss immigrants who settled here in the 18th century brought with them a tradition of lively and exuberant dancing. Although seldom noted or written about, in the ...

Folkways Records 1955 - Source: Smithsonian Folkways
Joe Raetel 0:40
Reide, Reide, Geili 0:37
Des Bucklich Mennli 1:24
Eiei, Reie, Riddieoo 1:15
In Einem Kiehlen Grunde 1:37
Schpinn, Schpinn 1:40
Siss Net Alli Daag Luschdich Leewe 1:07
Meedli, ...
→ A Look Back in History: Colonial Trade with the Port of Philadelphia - Berks-Mont News
Days of the week also used to have alternate names associated with domestic chores - Muundaag, for instance was Weschdaag (Wash-day), Dinschdaag, or Tuesday, was Biggeldaag (Ironing-day) and Sunndaag was ...

While I was at the 2014 Kutztown Folk Festival I came across these weather worn signs. I decided to photograph them as a way to save the information for myself ...
→ A Look Back in History: ‘The Granary of the American Revolution’ in the East Penn Valley - Berks-Mont News
Bread, the staff of life in provincial times, was more than a dietary staple and in many 18th century households of this bygone era, it was the main course, together ...
→ “Days of the Belsnickel” Lunch Tour Pennsylvania at the Landis Valley Village & Farm Museum
Start with a video, then take a guided tour through the village, decked out Pennsylvania ...
→ Pennsylvania Folkways: Artist of the Allemaengel captured Pennsylvania Dutch life | Reading Eagle
Santa Claus, the pleasant bearded elf dressed in red (in case you thought I was referring to some other Santa Claus), was not predestined to be a worldwide Christmas icon ...
→ ‘Yes Helen, there is a Belsnickel’.
→ A Look Back in History: Early Americana weathervane was one of a kind
Antique barn toppers were thought to be good luck by Pennsylvania Dutch farmers and commanded top prices ...
Mountain Folklore: Finding Mountain Mary’s grave
The Historian: Pennsylvania Dutch Dance – ‘Tavern Frolics’
Pennsylvania Dutch Folk Songs sung by George Britton
A Look Back in History: Colonial Trade with the Port of Philadelphia
The Pennsylvania Dutch calendar once held a prominent place in the home
PHOTOS | Pennsylvania Dutch Folkways & Traditions
A Look Back in History: ‘The Granary of the American Revolution’ in the East Penn
A Look Back in History: When wheat was king in the Oley Valley
Landis Valley Museum “Days of the Belsnickel” Lunch Tour
Pennsylvania Folkways: Artist of the Allemaengel captured Pennsylvania Dutch life
Meet Belsnickel, the Counter Claus
‘Yes Helen, there is a Belsnickel’
Early Pennsylvania Dutch Indian weathervane was one of a kind