The Smelly Side of 1875 St. Louis
There's gonna be a livestream from the Missouri History Museum tonight (Thursday, January 28th) covering some of my favorite parts of A Walk in 1875 St. Louis, the SMELLY parts!
I imagine they'll look at the 3-story outhouses, the limestone sinkholes overflowing with filthy rainwater, the cell-culture ice cubes...
The questionable plumbing, the home remedies, the delicious recipes...
The questionable plumbing, the home remedies, the delicious recipes...
The super markets, "fresh" meats and vegetables, etc.!
Check out the Missouri History Museum on Periscope tonight at 7 CST for all the grizzy details. Smell ya later!
posted by Dan Z. at 10:28 AM
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