Here’s to keeping alive the memories of those who toiled to bring salt to the nation and give Syracuse its nickname of The Salt City.
Quite a salty past
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I’ve learned something new today! I knew about Lake Erie and salt mining but not up where you live. Pretty cool!
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It is quite a history on our lakes, Nance!
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Oh, I love museums…and how interesting the name of Syracuse. I have some research to do! Your posts are salty AND sweet!
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Good one and thank you so much, Karla!
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You’re welcome, Mark! Have a beautiful day!
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Mark, I did not know Syracuse was known as that nickname. I read an article several years ago about underground mines in Ohio beneath Lake Erie. Pretty interesting how they produce/extract the salt.
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It is quite a haul, Bruce.
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what? I had no idea, thanks for shaking it up )
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Good one, Beth! You seasoned this post perfectly.
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The things I didn’t know I didn’t know. Now I do! Well, one of the things.
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Glad you now know this thing, MBC!
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I found the Salt Museum web site and from there a 25 minute video about the history of salt mining. Very very interesting. How hard the work was and dangerous too. Many immigrants found work there. The film provided so much more than just about salt. So much history! Oh, I and learned how to pronounce Onondaga Lake. 🙂
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Way to go, taking those steps, ladysighs. I hear a lot about the history, working in the library a mile or so down the road. It is quite interesting indeed.
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