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Two historians of 20th century domesticity in Canada give you the dish on CBC’s Back in Time for Dinner!
It’s the Unwritten Histories editorial team in the 1980s! Can you guess who’s who? Also, Kesia wasn’t born yet, which is why she isn’t here.
Welcome back to part three of our mini-series reviewing CBC’s new show, Back in Time for Dinner!
Two historians of 20th century domesticity in Canada give you the dish on CBC’s Back in Time for Dinner!
Photos courtesy of Susan Eidinger. Please do not reproduce.*
Welcome back to part three of our mini-series reviewing CBC’s new show, Back in Time for Dinner!
“Compliments of the Season,” (1870s-1900?) Kenneth Rowe fonds 2006-00269-4, Library and Archives Canada
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Erickson, Glen E., “Tillicum posing with balloons in front of Canada Place (1986),” City of Vancouver Archives, Vancouver Centennial Commission fonds AM1576-S6-12-F45-: 2011-010.2719 CC by 2.0
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