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History of Portable Cold - The Ice Trade | Forgotten History 

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There was a time when tepid was the only temperature you could order a drink in. When did that change? When could we first enjoy cold ones, ones being beer, butter, or our bedroom? How did we conquer heat and come to survive summer sitting in our personal ice boxes? Let us explore the history of the ice trade, or how humanity learned to move cold from one place to another.
#history #ice #america #icecream #trader #trade #summer
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Media Courtesy of Wikimedia and Commons and RU-vid Music Library
Further Reading:
Kistler, Linda H., et al. “PLANNING AND CONTROL IN THE 19th CENTURY ICE TRADE.” The Accounting Historians Journal, vol. 11, no. 1, 1984, pp. 19-30. JSTOR, www.jstor.org/stable/40697793. Accessed 3 May 2024.

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Комментарии : 59   
@buddyg1408
@buddyg1408 21 день назад
The ice was above the food in an icebox
@kenfenske5002
@kenfenske5002 21 день назад
True - cold sinks
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory 20 дней назад
Good catch!
@brokenrecord3523
@brokenrecord3523 16 дней назад
...piece of furniture that housed a literal block of ice. Below, food was stored inside.
@Bobo-ox7fj
@Bobo-ox7fj 15 дней назад
@@brokenrecord3523 "...below food that was being stored inside."
@DaisyMae-yn3lz
@DaisyMae-yn3lz Месяц назад
I’ll take my ice with cream please!
@paulmaxwell8851
@paulmaxwell8851 22 дня назад
A fascinating trade whose history is, by and large, forgotten. And yet it was an enormous, highly important industry!
@fasx56
@fasx56 16 дней назад
I knew that Ice was harvested and used State side, had no idea that it was such an export commodity. Thank you for such a detailed and informative video. There are hundreds of these historical Jems on RU-vid, such a valuable source of information.
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory 16 дней назад
Thank you! Learning how distributors got their product from point A to B in more or less one piece truely was the most fascinating part for me as well.
@QingChina1
@QingChina1 Месяц назад
You're alive!!
@jameslovelady7751
@jameslovelady7751 26 дней назад
As a kid in the 1940s saw Union Ice Company trucks delivering to homes. Sometimes the driver would give you a chip to suck on. In 1955 I visited the old Ice plant which was driven by 15 foot tal 4 cylinder gas engines.
@nfrcomputers
@nfrcomputers 23 дня назад
dude how do you only have 400 subs this is awesome.
@ThugDollXO
@ThugDollXO 21 день назад
Agree
@cassiuskoppenhofer5120
@cassiuskoppenhofer5120 Месяц назад
High-quality video! Interesting and informative.
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory Месяц назад
Thank you! Glad you like it.
@evilxeye
@evilxeye Месяц назад
I love this content, please keep making vids! You should have more subscribers 👏👏
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory Месяц назад
Glad you enjoyed!
@MikeH-sg2ue
@MikeH-sg2ue 22 дня назад
We have an ice machine on the kitchen counter. I have ice cold lemonade before me, currently! Thanks for the History lesson! Play carefully, & smile often!
@GinaLola
@GinaLola 17 дней назад
Tudors home grounds were on the island of Nahant. My family at the time were on Nahant and known as Cod fish Aristocrats. We had begun a lucrative business in Maine Lobsters that were shipped by boat on the Eastern seaboard. Tudors ice was used to keep the lobsters fresh and very much alive. Soon the steamboat would become a major transporter of the seafood, made of metal this style wheel ship and use with the ice extended the distance that Maine lobster could be transported. I was glad to receive such a historical video. Very nicely done!
@HandyMan657
@HandyMan657 Месяц назад
Well that was, cool. Thanks
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory Месяц назад
Glad you could come chill
@Doodlebug-lk7nw
@Doodlebug-lk7nw Месяц назад
Ice Cream!
@herzogsbuick
@herzogsbuick 21 день назад
i had read about this a while back, but i enjoyed how you put it all together. subscribed!
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory 20 дней назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@petercarlisle2927
@petercarlisle2927 22 дня назад
Great video.
@alecfromminnenowhere2089
@alecfromminnenowhere2089 21 день назад
If you continue this topic maybe a story on how they preserved the vegetables from the southwest to the northeastern states. About the ice production along the way that replenished the railcars.
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory 20 дней назад
Good idea! It is interesting how in many instances with refrigeration distant growers were able to outcompete local farmers due to how economical transport had become.
@davidmeeks2405
@davidmeeks2405 25 дней назад
Still waiting to win the Lottery so that I can simply have the Captain sail my Yacht northward until I can retrieve some ice from a Glacier which can then be chipped to chill my Bourbon.
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory 20 дней назад
Allegedly, something like this caused the Titanic to sink...
@bigsmiler5101
@bigsmiler5101 26 дней назад
It's fascinating how there were major industries in old times that no one talks about. The LOGISTICS (supply) of items that made a culture succeed should be taught. How many Western movies even mention the Ice Supply? {I think only "A Million Ways to Die in the West"} None of the train robberies in the movies mention the villains grabbing some ice out of the Ice Car--BUT I bet it Did happen.
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory 26 дней назад
Truely, I think the most interesting part of researching this was the logistics, especially with the calculations businesses had to do in order to make shipping ice across the world profitable when your profits are literally melting away!
@R290s_biggest_fan
@R290s_biggest_fan 19 дней назад
Please do a video on early refrigeration
@QingChina1
@QingChina1 Месяц назад
Ice cream on top! I hope that the next video will be about the history of fire. ;)
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory Месяц назад
You know someone will have made a fire cartel.
@russellschumacher3409
@russellschumacher3409 Месяц назад
This is a great video on ice!
@CrackaChin
@CrackaChin Месяц назад
👍
@DaniTheDeer
@DaniTheDeer 22 дня назад
Near my town is a cave that continuously produces ice (somehow, could be magic for all I know) and it was used until the 1950s to provide fresh ice for the region. Now since its no longer mined for ice, the cave is completely sealed by ice and theres a lot of historical items trapped inside the cave.
@jussikankinen9409
@jussikankinen9409 21 день назад
Pyramids were ice houses
@michaelsadventures4261
@michaelsadventures4261 26 дней назад
Great upload.
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory 20 дней назад
Great comment.
@chibiscuit7614
@chibiscuit7614 Месяц назад
I like my ice creamy! Other than that, I prefer my water without ice cubes personally. I can't say I ever considered its history but that was interesting! And wow, ice cartels. Have they made a film about that yet?
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory Месяц назад
We had a cold war but no cold film? For shame!
@chibiscuit7614
@chibiscuit7614 Месяц назад
@@beyondbattleforgottenhistory Time for the newest Ice Age film! Ps: I love the title. All HAIL indeed, hah! :D
@sagar360
@sagar360 16 дней назад
The ice house built my tudor in my city madras(chennai) - india still exists. Its called vivekananthar illam now.
@MooreRetro
@MooreRetro 28 дней назад
Oh! If you enjoyed the research on this, there were 18th century ice cream recipes for the summer. A great video on this is Jas Townsend & Son's Orange Fool cooking video titled "A Dessert Fit For The Washingtons". Also, what's the background music to this?
@mayamachine
@mayamachine 13 дней назад
my family made a lot of money shipping ice from Maine back in the day.
@jussikankinen9409
@jussikankinen9409 21 день назад
Old days there was 4 seasons in greek, last ice age when sahara was green, in greek stories they talk about winter
@meemo32086
@meemo32086 22 дня назад
100 years ago, Florida had high death rates from hurricanes. The bodies were brought to the ice houses to prevent as much decay as possible. They needed to get the bodies ID'd and returned to family.
@allmightygreat1892
@allmightygreat1892 22 дня назад
Cool beer🙂
@jussikankinen9409
@jussikankinen9409 21 день назад
Cold milk better
@ralphmcmahan2139
@ralphmcmahan2139 27 дней назад
Just don't use the Stooges as your delivery guys.
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory 20 дней назад
Or you may need a new ice box!
@birddog3130
@birddog3130 20 дней назад
Kill the Loud, Weird ,Strange music.....good by.
@geese5170
@geese5170 Месяц назад
The intro made me thirsty
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory Месяц назад
Mission accomplished!
@josh656
@josh656 Месяц назад
We lost the recipe.
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory
@beyondbattleforgottenhistory Месяц назад
Start with water, add cold
@daleolson3506
@daleolson3506 25 дней назад
Kill the music
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