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Kansas Interpretive Traveling Exhibit Service
The connection between the United States and people of Mexican descent
goes back several centuries. Mexican immigrants have come to Kansas
for a variety of reasons. This exhibit explores the jobs which brought
most early Mexican workers to Kansas, including sugar beet production
and working on the railroads. The culture and traditions of Mexican
Americans are also highlighted, including fiesta, the Quinceanera, and
Las Posadas. Produced by the Kansas Historical
Society.
Handling Fee: $25
Exhibit
Format: NIMLOK units using 5 panels; includes 9 ready-to-hang
panels
Shipping: (1) NIMLOK case w/wheels measuring
49"x38"x14" weighing 150 lbs.
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