NB Reflects

by Sophienburg Museum and Archives

Each episode of NB Reflects is a sample of a Reflections recording. Reflections is a vast collection of oral histories recorded and stored at the Sophienburg Museum and Archives in New Braunfels, Tx.

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  • Season 1

  • episode #11. 57 students and the Palmer Method

    episode #11. 57 students and the Palmer Method

    S01 E11
    17:18

    #11- Back to school special. C. Herb Skoog along with Fred Oheim interview Gertrude Fisher about education at the turn of the 20th century. From Reflections #17 I am calling this one "57 students and the Palmer Method."

  • Episode #10 Carjacked by Bonnie Parker

    Episode #10 Carjacked by Bonnie Parker

    S01 E10
    14:28

    #10 In this episode from Reflections #157 hosted by C. Herb Skoog on 11/23/1979., Roland E Koepp is literally taken hostage and is forced to drive Bonnie Parker (of Bonnie and Clyde notoriety). I am informally naming this episode "Carjacked by Bonnie Parker."

  • #9 A Salute to Korean War Veterans

    #9 A Salute to Korean War Veterans

    S01 E09
    15:08

    episode #9 Our final in a series celebrating the Sophienburg's participation in the Blue Star Museum program. In this episode we here from 2 people who served in the Korean War, from Reflections #567 and #601. I am calling this one "a salute to our Korean War Vets"

  • episode#8- Guten Appetit Sophie

    episode#8- Guten Appetit Sophie

    S01 E08
    13:23

    Episode #8-This episode offers some insight to the Sopienburg Museum's origin and introduces (or re-introduces) the Guten Appetit cookbook. I am calling this one "Guten Appetite Sophie.". This episode features several guests from Reflections #1000 and #1036.

  • episode #7 "Blonde and the auditorium class"

    episode #7 "Blonde and the auditorium class"

    S01 E07
    13:10

    In loving memory of Roxolin Bose Krueger. She played an important role in many things in Comal County, New Braunfels and the Sophienburg Museum. We will sorely miss her. I am calling this one "Blonde and the auditorium class."