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Buffalo History Museum Launches New Podcast With Story Of City’s Only Public Execution

September 24, 2020 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

Buffalo History Museum PodcastThe Buffalo History Museum has announced the launch of “Experiencing Our Story” (EOS). Inspired by the Greek goddess of dawn, EOS offers history-based programs through podcasts, videos, virtual events, exhibits, and tours.

EOS programs, including a newly launched podcast, will feature stories about Buffalo and Western New York history, heritage, architecture, and personal accounts directly from the Museum’s professional staff, as well as featured guests.

The first episode features the story of the execution of the three Thayers Brothers, Buffalo’s only public execution.

You can listen to the podcast here.

EOS programming will be accessible through the Museum website, social media, YouTube Channel, and the Spotify and Apple podcast applications. Announcements of new podcasts will be posted here on the New York Almanack.

EOS is made possible with funding by The National Endowment for the Humanities.

You are seeing this podcast announcement courtesy the New York Almanack. For a full list of this week’s podcasts click HERE. 

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Filed Under: Arts, History, Mohawk Valley, Western NY Tagged With: Buffalo, Buffalo History Museum, Crime and Justice, Podcasts

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