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This is American History TV's Lectures in History podcast.

This week, University of Mary Washington professor Christine Henry talks about the history of 20th century roadside attractions and her own experience traveling to the Blue Hole, a freshwater pond in Ohio.

Good morning. For those watching today's lecture, my name is Michael Spencer,

current chair of the Department of Historic Preservation, here at the University of Mary Washington,

as well as instructor for this freshman seminar course.

See the USA, the history of road-tripping in American culture.

Today it is my pleasure to introduce Dr. Christine Henry, an assistant professor in the Department

of Historic Preservation, as well as the original designer for the course.

Professor Henry holds a BA from the University of William & Mary, an M.R. degree from Catholic University, and both an M.H.P. and Ph.D. from the University of William and Mary, an in-arc degree from Catholic University, and both an

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