Garibay, Liz
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content: National Museum of American History (U.S.)
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content: American Beer Brewing Oral History Collection
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content: American Beer Brewing Oral History Collection / Series 1: Born-Digital Interviews
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content: 2019-01-04
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content: Oral history interview with Liz Garibay, executive director of the Chicago Brewseum, in Chicago, Illinois. Topics covered include Garibay's childhood in Chicago, with parents who emigrated to the U.S. from Mexico; her early interest in history, anthropology, and storytelling sparked by a visit to the Teotihuacan pyramids in Mexico; her studies of anthropology and archaeology; and her early career in public history, in which she perceived alcohol as a lens to understand and explore history. Garibay also talks about developing "History on Tap" and "History Pub Crawls," using walking tours of bars and pubs to engage a wide audience in thinking about history in informal settings; the history of women in pubs and the impact of Prohibition on the long history of alcohol; the development of craft beer in the U.S.; her experiences leading international tours centered on alcohol and history; and perceptions of American beer abroad.