Pumpkin: The Curious History of an American Icon (Weyerhaeuser Environmental Books) by Cindy Ott (2012-09-12) Cover
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Pumpkin The Curious History of an American Icon (Weyerhaeuser Environmental Books) by Cindy Ott (2012-09-12)

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Get Sleepy: Sleep meditation and stories

This book was referenced as a source where the narrator shared an image from the author's website illustrating the moment buying pumpkins became popular, and where the author explained how the pumpkin became a distinctly rural symbol as the Industrial Revolution moved people to cities.

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An image which historian Cindy Ott shared in her book, Pumpkin. A curious history and American icon.

— Episode: The Sleepy History of Jack O’Lanterns

Episode: The Sleepy History of Jack O’Lanterns

This book was referenced as a source where the narrator shared an image from the author's website illustrating the moment buying pumpkins became popular, and where the author explained how the pumpkin became a distinctly rural symbol as the Industrial Revolution moved people to cities.

"

An image which historian Cindy Ott shared in her book, Pumpkin. A curious history and American icon.

Pumpkin expert Cindy Ott fills in some interesting details about how immigrants and their jack-o'-lanterns transitioned from using the humble root vegetable to preferring the big orange pumpkin.

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