For the pilot episode of 2010 we recapped 2010 year in Laura Ingalls Wilder fandom, listen here.
Look back at posts about the highlights of 2010. What other posts would you include as the top posts of 2010?
Little House on the Prairie: the Musical — When The Play First Began and Our Review
Documentaries
Ozark Public Television In Conjunction with the Laura Ingalls Wilder Home and Museum in Mansfield, Missouri — otherwise known as Rocky Ridge — released a Laura Ingalls Wilder documentary on DVD.
Dean Butler is still working on his ”Laura Ingalls Wilder” documentary, which was previewed at several Laura events this year and is now scheduled for some sort of release in 2011. We posted about the trailer on YouTube and the web site promoting it.
Books from Cast of Little House on the Prairie: the TV Show
Prairie Tale by Melissa Gilbert: Part 1 and Part 2
The Way I See It by Melissa Anderson: Melissa’s Today Show appearance on the book and our review.
Confessions of a Prairie Bitch by Alison Arngrim: Our review
Laurapalooza 1 – July 15-17, 2010
The complete list of LauraPalooza videos shot by Sarah Uthoff (highly recommended)
Sarah Uthoff’s collection of posts called And One More On the Way,” all side-trip destinations around Mankato, Minnesota, site of LauraPalooza.
John Miller and Pamela Smith Hill interviewed on NPR during LauraPalooza
LauraPalooza merchandise still available
Just click on the LauraPalooza main page for many more related posts. And remember, put Laurapalooza 2012 on your calendar for July 12-14, 2012.
Interview on Iowa Talk Radio with Sarah Sue Uthoff and Amy Lauters
Here’s our post and here’s a direct link to the podcast of the episode
Laura Ingalls Wilder Exhibit at Berkowitz Gallery
of Mardigian Library on University of Michigan –Dearborn Campus Oct. 29 – Dec. 12, 2010
All about the exhibit and later, the updated brochure
Firsthand report from exhibit, Part 1 and Part 2 by Laura Welser
Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum
The Museum hosted the Laura Ingalls Wilder Christmas Tree Exhibit, Nov. 19, 2010 – Jan. 2, 2011. We posted the program from the exhibit opening as well as a video preview of the exhibit. The museum also uploaded two fascinating videos, one of their 1995 Laura Ingalls Wilder exhibit and of their 2000 American Women exhibit (with a Laura Ingalls Wilder component).
Trundlebed Tales Starts Blog Talk Radio Show
Sarah S. Uthoff blogs at TrundleBed Tales; look for her on Twitter and YouTube and Blog Talk Radio