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Take a drive with Doug Ohman and discover iconic landmarks in Pioneer PBS's viewing area. If you love local history and enjoy a good story, LANDMARKS will not disappoint.
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LANDMARKS, a special series of Pioneer PBS programs hosted by Minnesota photographer and storyteller Doug Ohman, released a fifth program on Friday, February 25, 2022 at 7 p.m. The program follows Doug Ohman, as he explores the fascinating world of Cemeteries. From the earliest burial grounds, to the most current cemetery practices, “LANDMARKS – Cemeteries of Minnesota” highlights Minnesotans that have a passion for these sacred grounds.
“Cemeteries are the last visible vestiges of our past,” said Ohman. “These sacred places hold our history and are clues to the stories worthy of remembering,” he added. “By honoring those who have gone before, this program celebrates life itself.“
LANDMARKS is produced by Timothy Hale Bakken with production assistance provided by Matthew Johnson.
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Cemeteries of Minnesota
Learn about Cemeteries of Minnesota from Host Doug Ohman.
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About LANDMARKS
Throughout Minnesota many of our historic landmarks are being forgotten and lost. LANDMARKS features many of these local landmarks in hopes of bringing newfound appreciation to them.
Your host for LANDMARKS is Doug Ohman. Along with being a Freelance Photographer, Author and Public Speaker, he holds a degree in history and is a full-blown Storyteller and a true Minnesotan historian. So, come join Ohman on his travels as he shares stories and memories that are connected to these treasured locations and historic sites.
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Funding for LANDMARKS is provided by
Contributions from the voters of Minnesota through a legislative appropriation from the:
Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
