Jenna PhilbrickMar 234 minWar, Peace, Commemoration, and ReaddressWell hello again, welcome back to Musings from the Museum! Time has absolutely flown by since I last posted, but here I am with a final update before this te...
Jenna PhilbrickNov 4, 20193 minBe Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché and MappingThis week I’m bringing it back to mapping the past, with a discussion about an amazing documentary I just had the pleasure of seeing yesterday at the Film Ho...
Jenna PhilbrickOct 28, 20193 minFields of Fatality: Fort George, Niagara-on-the-LakeAccording to “Shedding Light on Dark Tourism: An Introduction” by Richard Sharpley, most people can’t get enough of places and events that are associated wit...
Jenna PhilbrickOct 21, 20193 minMapping YpresWell, October is flying by, and as always, classes are getting busier! This past week in our Digital Public History course, we began talking about how histor...
Jenna PhilbrickOct 7, 20192 minThe Making of a PodcastWhen we were told that we would be creating podcasts this term in our Digital Public History course, I was a little apprehensive. I love listening to podcast...
Jenna PhilbrickSep 30, 20193 minWalking Through Niagara-on-the-LakeThis past week, our Digital Public History course participated in a walking tour in downtown London. It was a pretty interesting experience, as we got to lea...
Jenna PhilbrickSep 23, 20193 minRediscovering History Through GenealogyMy first experience with genealogy was when I was 12 years old. It was the summer of 2009, and my grandmother gave my sister and I an ancestry book where you...
Jenna PhilbrickSep 16, 20193 minLet Me Introduce Myself...Hello everyone! My name is Jenna Philbrick and I am currently an M.A. student in the Public History program at Western University in London, Ontario. It may ...
