UIS History Harvest 2022 - The Great Road Trip
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Items in the UIS History Harvest 2022 - The Great Road Trip Collection
Russian Nesting Doll (Matryoshka)
Guenevere Black-Ford's high school had a partnership with the gymnasium in Uelzen, Germany, for over thirty years. A friend of hers went to Uelzen a year before her and stayed with an immigrant Russian host family. Upon hearing of Ford's interest in…
Simon Spruyt "Junker" - Luneberg, Germany Graphic Novel
![Simon Spruyt "Junker" - Luneberg, Germany Graphic Novel](http://uishistharv1.uis.edu/files/square_thumbnails/546ef861ebb641ca1d7b08637c3e9f03.jpg "Simon Spruyt "Junker" - Luneberg, Germany Graphic Novel")
A graphic novel picked up in a German 3-level bookstore in Luneberg
Great Smokey Mountains Association Park Map Bag
Items purchased from the site's gift shop were given in this bag. The bag has a topographical map of the smoky mountains and park locations on one of its sides.
Eddyline Brewing Coaster
The contributor traveled to Colorado for a family vacation and visited the the restaurant this coaster came from. The coaster advertises the brewery.
Lincoln Head Photograph
A family vacation photo where a Lincoln head picture on a stick was acquired on the Springfield, IL state fair grounds.
Family Photo at Elephant Rock State Park
A photo taken during a family sight seeing vacation in Elephant Rock State Park in Missouri.
Cumberland Gap National Park Patch
The contributor collects stickers and magnets from her travels to state parks. This is one of those patches from the Cumberland Gap National Park.
Small Frog Carved out of rocks from the Grand Canyon
Small rock frog statue mounted on a carved rock leaf
Cumberland Gap National Historic Park Sticker
The contributor collects stickers and magnets from their travels and this is a sticker from the Cumberland Gap National Historic Park.