July 5th 1946: the Bikini Revolution starts | Chasing History Radio
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When the bikini was introduced it was sold in a small box and made from just 30 square inches of fabric. Named after the atomic test that took place on Bikini Atoll, it was advertised as being a true bikini if it could fit through a wedding ring. This little fashion development would lead the way for even more revolutions for women.
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Non-fighting toy Soldiers?!?!? | Chasing History Radio
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Dime store toy soldiers were priced at a nickel and sold in what was known as Five and Dimes stores. Manoil was unique for two reason, when it cam to their soldis. First they not only made fighting men but also the support troops, and second they did not make enemy soldiers. Find out why in this podcast
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Autograph of the Youngest Passenger and Last Living Survivor of the Titanic | Chasing History Radio
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Millvina Dean was just 9 weeks old when she boarded Titanic. She would be the ill fated ships youngest passenger and to survive the sinking. She would also be Titanic’s last living survivor.
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Sir Richard Grindall Style One Armed Man Combined Knife and Fork | Chasing History Radio
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After losing the use of his right arm at the Battle of Groix, Grindall developed this utensil for use in one hand. This development aided him and he was able to remain in naval service as did other men who were in need of this piece of cutlery.
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Physical Connections with Artifacts Brings You Closer to the Moment in History | Chasing History Radio
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While researching a Revolutionary War Document, simply holding it brings you closer to a moment in history. Being able to touch the item makes it more than a story in a history book, it makes it real!
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A Personal Civil War Firearm with Many Mysteries | Chasing History Radio
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A Civil War firearm arrives with an inscription that leads to many mysteries. Not all the initial mean the same thing today as they did during the civil war. This research was going to go into a lot of areas.
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Civil War Corporal L.W. Satchwells Personal Pistol | Chasing History Radio
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Today we talk about a personal pistol used during the Civil War by Corporal L.W. Satchwell, who was killed in action during the Battle of Fair Oaks. Starting with just the information on the pistol the researchers were able to find and all this mans story.
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Unicorns And Other Scottish Oddities | Chasing History Radio
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We talk about the national animal of Scotland, and other unique things . Kilts Haggis and having a good time.
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A Strange North Carolina Drink Called a Witch Doctor | Chasing History Radio
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Back in the 1950s, a roller rink owner developed a drink that became a regional favorite. Taking sodas available in the area, mixing them together and adding pickle juice, he created the Witch Doctor. If you are brave enough to try it, we discuss the recipe.
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Mt. Olive Pickles Community Story | Chasing History Radio
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Mt Olive Pickles was started with the idea of helping the community and 100 years later they are still doing that. From pickle festival to donations, this company. Has been on the cutting edge of a lot groundbreaking decisions. Have a listen and get a little taste of Mt. Olive pickles
info_outlineRyan gets to announce that the Relic Room has expanded and now has another site called the Smoky Mountain Antique Mall. Antiques and relics, what better combination can you find. Just come by and check it out!