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The Natural Ice Trade, preview video for my May 15th presentation at the Raney House in Apalachicola Florida

The Natural Ice Trade, preview video for my May 15th presentation at the Raney House in Apalachicola Florida

by Kevin Bair | May 11, 2021 | Ice Trade

Greeting, I am Kevin Bair of History with Kev, and this week Saturday, May 15, at 4:00pm, I will give a short talk on Frederic Tudor the Ice King of Boston and the natural ice trade he started in 1805. This will be at the Raney House in Historical Apalachicola...
The Civil War, The Ice Trade, And the Rise of the Ice Machine

The Civil War, The Ice Trade, And the Rise of the Ice Machine

by Kevin Bair | Aug 25, 2020 | American Civil War, Ice Trade

  The Civil War, The Ice Trade, And the Rise of the Ice Machine. Kevin Bair Liberty University Summer 2020 Introduction This paper argues the origins of the artificial ice trade was triggered by the Union Naval blockade of the American Civil War (1861-1865), thus...
Jacob Ruppert: Ice, Booze, and the New York Yankees

Jacob Ruppert: Ice, Booze, and the New York Yankees

by Kevin Bair | Jun 6, 2020 | General, Ice Trade

This blog, Jacob Ruppert: Ice, Booze, and the New York Yankees, is a continuation of my blog on Dr. John Gorrie, Fredric Tudor, and the Ice Trade. If you have not read it yet, it can be found at, https://historywithkev.com/2020/06/05/ice-trade/. For my upcoming...
Dr. John Gorrie: The birth of Refrigeration and Frederic Tudor: Natural Ice Trade

Dr. John Gorrie: The birth of Refrigeration and Frederic Tudor: Natural Ice Trade

by Kevin Bair | Jun 5, 2020 | Blog, Ice Trade

Greetings to all, This blog is based on my research paper and the following data is based on some of my early finding. I initially set out to write on Dr. John Gorrie (1803 – June 29, 1855) (Figure 1.) of Apalachicola Florida, who was the first, to create artificial...

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