History of Phoenix Arizona, Ozark Roadside Pottery in Sunnyslope AZ at Desert Mission

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @rosedukes9177
    @rosedukes9177 14 дней назад

    My favorite things….. just beautiful!

  • @crystalpayton589
    @crystalpayton589 4 года назад

    Nicely done ... thanks Ed for pulling this together!

  • @PuddleOfSalad
    @PuddleOfSalad 4 года назад

    I watched all 3 of your videos, and they're great. I look forward to more.

  • @davidsmith-xi2my
    @davidsmith-xi2my 4 года назад

    Wow!! Great job Ed.. Outstanding presentation! Researcher Emeritus!!

  • @ruthanneswanson
    @ruthanneswanson Год назад

    Such a great video! I really want to learn more about the technique of making it.

  • @donaldappel9025
    @donaldappel9025 4 года назад

    Very interesting Ed, I have not heard of this before but will be on the look out during my trips to the antique stores!

  • @laurelwhisler4239
    @laurelwhisler4239 4 года назад

    Really interesting history! Have known a few things about the Desert Mission and Sunnyslope's history as a refuge for tuberculosis patients, but have never heard about Mission Craft Pottery.

  • @robfreedman6496
    @robfreedman6496 4 года назад +1

    Awesome video and you should do one about the history of Sunnyslope High!

  • @tiffanypatterson7248
    @tiffanypatterson7248 2 года назад

    Very interesting. The Missouri State Museum has some examples of the Como Craft Pottery, but didn't know of the southwest connection. Thanks for sharing!

  • @TheAntiqueNomad
    @TheAntiqueNomad 4 года назад

    It's really a good review of this style of ware and I'm glad I could recommend it!