Episode 11 Tobacco Pipes: Tobacco pipes and other artifacts at The Silver River Museum and Environmental Education Center

Series Producer

Robert Cassanello, University of Central Florida

Streaming Media

Description

In this episode of A History of Central Florida we spoke with Dr. Jerald Milanch, Dr. Neill Wallis, and tobacconist Frank Burla about Tobacco Pipes which can be seen along with many other artifacts at The Silver River Museum and Environmental Education Center.

Recommended Citation

ⁿ Chip Ford, "Episode 11 Tobacco Pipes," A History of Central Florida, podcast video, April 25, 2014, [http://stars.library.ucf.edu/ahistoryofcentralfloridapodcast/11]

^b Ford, Chip. "Episode 11 Tobacco Pipes," A History of Central Florida, podcast video, April 25, 2014. [http://stars.library.ucf.edu/ahistoryofcentralfloridapodcast/11]

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Reference Locations

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Related Resources

"Pipe stem dating," Archaeology Program National Parks Service.

Iain C. Walker, "Dating Clay Pipes: From the Galphin Trading Post at Silver Bluff, South Carolina," The Florida Anthropologist, 23 (December: 1970), 159-162.

Anne L. Dilworth, "Aboriginal Pipes of the Northern Gulf Coast, The Florida Anthropologist, 32 (December: 1979), 139-146.

Heidi Pierson, Within the Collection: A Look Inside the Fort Vancouver Museum National Parks Service.

Max Bell, "Collecting American Face Pipes," Bottles and Extras, (Spring:2004), 52-55. The Federation of Historic Bottle Collectors.

Language

English

Length of Episode

14:04