Living History Lectures ~ Tames Alan
Historical, educational, hysterical. One costumed woman tells it like it WAS.
Tames Alan is known for her in-depth research and lively presentational style.
She kindles a thirst for history while entertaining the audiences with her knowledge and humor."
Pierce & King County Libraries
During the early years of the 19th C, treatments like inoculations were very new, and the only one available was for small pox. General acceptance of the small pox inoculation came about only because Queen Charlotte of England had all the royal children publicly inoculated for it. If she was willing to risk all the royal children, including the heir, then inoculations must be all right
Tames’ head is full of random historical facts from her research, and this is where she shares them. New facts are added bi-monthly, so check back regularly to see what Tames has dug up.
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Get a little taste of history!
Every month, Tames posts a new, authentic historical recipe.
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