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Fall 1998


From the Executive Director

Executive Director’s Message

By Brent D. Glass

Letters

Letters to the Editor

By PA Heritage Staff

Features

The Country Connection: Farmers Markets in the Public Eye

By Helen Tangires

Features

Erie Maritime Museum: A New Museum Opens a Window to History

By Rod Snyder

Interview

Preserving Philadelphia: A Conversation with Charles E. Peterson, F.A.I.A.

By William C. Kashatus III

Features

“Your Future Depends on Yourself”: Asa Packer as the Self-Made Man

By Lorett Treese

Curator's Choice

The Saturday Evening Post

By PA Heritage Staff

Current and Coming

Currents

By PA Heritage Staff

Shorts

Shorts

By PA Heritage Staff

Bookshelf

Bookshelf

By PA Heritage Staff

Lost and Found

Lost and Found

By PA Heritage Staff

Heritage Highlights

Heritage Highlights

By PA Heritage Staff

On the Trail of History

Morton Homestead

By PA Heritage Staff


Fall 1998

Pennsylvania Heritage Magazine Fall 1998 Cover
On the Cover:
In the 1811 painting Pepper-Pot: A Scene in the Philadelphia Market, artist John Lewis Krimmel (1786-1821) depicted stall vendors in the city’s public market serving soup made with vegetables and tripe, or other meat, highly seasoned with pepper. (Courtesy Sumpter Priddy III Inc.)

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