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SUMMARY:Third Thursday - Iowa and the Great Depression
DESCRIPTION:Jan 19\, 2023\n6 p.m.\n \n“Iowa and the Great Depression”  \n \nSometimes called “the worst hard time\,” the Great Depression touched every American community and citizen. This talk focuses on how Iowans experienced the 1930s. The presentation will discuss the ways that Iowans survived hard times\, and how some residents turned to radical action in response to the ordeal. \nThe role of government programs\, such as the Works Progress Administration the Civilian Conservation Corps\, Rural Electric Association\, and the Agricultural Adjustment Act\, in combatting the Depression in Iowa will also be evaluated. Other aspects of Iowa’s cultural life during this period\, such as the flowering of the regionalist school of art\, will also be highlighted. \nAbout the Speaker: Park Ranger Peter Hoehnle is a National Park Service guide at the Herbert Hoover National Historic Site and holds a doctorate in history. He enjoys doing historical research and has been widely published on American communal societies\, including volumes on Amana and the Shakers. \n 
URL:https://hooverpresidentialfoundation.org/event/third-thursday-iowa-and-the-great-depression/
LOCATION:Webinar Style Program
CATEGORIES:Third Thursdays
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SUMMARY:1968: A Folsom Redemption VIP Exhibit Preview Reception
DESCRIPTION:1968: A Folsom redemption\, opens to the public on Saturday\, Jan. 28 at the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum – but Foundation members get to see it first! Join us Thursday\, Jan. 26 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Hoover Presidential Library and Museum (210 Parkside Dr.) for light appetizers\, wine and other goodies! A brief presentation starts at 6 p.m. \nCreated in 2018 to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of a landmark event\, 1968: A Folsom Redemption is a collection of photographs and memories of two journalists lucky enough to be among a handful of witnesses to the historic Johnny Cash concerts at Folsom Prison. This candid and personal exhibition covers a critical juncture in the career of Johnny Cash\, one of the twentieth century’s most beloved performers. \nThis is a free event for Foundation members. Future-member guests may attend for $10 or with a membership gift pass. (Must present pass at check-in). \nAdvance registration required. REGISTER HERE.
URL:https://hooverpresidentialfoundation.org/event/folsom-vip-exhibit-preview-reception-2/
LOCATION:Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum\, 210 Parkside Dr\, West Branch\, IA\, 52358\, United States
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SUMMARY:Temporary Exhibit- 1968: A Folsom Redemption
DESCRIPTION:January 28 through March 19 in the Quarton gallery of the Herbert Hoover Presidential Museum \nCreated in 2018 to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of a landmark event\, 1968: A Folsom Redemption is a collection of photographs and memories of two journalists lucky enough to be among a handful of witnesses to the historic Johnny Cash concerts at Folsom Prison. This candid and personal exhibition covers a critical juncture in the career of Johnny Cash\, one of the twentieth century’s most beloved performers. \nIn January 1968\, Johnny Cash was at a crossroads. His music career \, in a slow decline in several years\, was in need of a smash hit. He had recently straightened out his personal life\, and leadership changes at record label meant he was finally able to convince them of the merits of a live recording in  a prison setting. Cash had been performing for inmates as far back as 1957\, when he received a stream of requests from prisoners who identified with the man who sang “Folsom Prison Blues.” This connection developed with prisoners during these concerts had made him increasingly sympathetic to those he would later call “the downtrodden.” \nWorking as freelance journalists\, photographer Dan Poush and writer Gene Beley met with Cash and his family the day before the concerts began\, at the invitation of Reverend Floyd Gressett\, a friend of Cash’s who ministered to inmates and helped set up the show at Folsom State Prison with Recreation Director Lloyd Kelley. After practicing the set with the Tennessee Three at Hotel El Rancho the night before\, on January 13\, 1968\, Cash\, along with opening acts Carl Perkins and the Statler Brothers\, performed two separate shows in the dining hall at Folsom. Notable for capturing Cash’s ability to connect with his audience\, the recordings crackled with the excitement of an adoring crowd. The resulting album\, At Folsom Prison\, was released four months later to critical and popular acclaim. \nBeley’s first-person account of those days\, and his knowledge of storylines at work behind the scenes\, make this a fascinating exploration of the little-known aspects of a well-known event in popular culture. 1968: A Folsom Redemption takes the viewer right into the heart of this pivotal moment in the life and career of one of the twentieth century’s most important and cherished musical personalities. \nFor the first time ever\, this travelling road show collection of thirty-one photos features a wide rand of intimate photos with friends and family to a backstage meeting with country music legend Merle Haggard with the Man in Black. This exhibition highlights Cash’s golden era from January 1968 Folsom prison album recording to a March1\, 1969 concert in Anaheim\, California when he was getting ready to launch his network television show. 1968: A Folsom Redemption is organized by ExhibitsUSA\, a program of Mid-America Arts Alliance.
URL:https://hooverpresidentialfoundation.org/event/johhny-cash/
LOCATION:Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum\, 210 Parkside Dr\, West Branch\, IA\, 52358\, United States
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