The Sisterhood: The Secret History of Women in the CIA
Non-Fiction Book Discussion Free, and open to the public. Non-fiction book discussion of The Sisterhood by Liza Mundy.
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Westminster Canterbury 501 VES Road, Lynchburg, United States
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SciFest Keynote: Moogega Cooper
Smith Hall Theatre, Randolph College 2500 RIVERMONT AVE, Lynchburg, VA, United StatesMoogega Cooper is a trailblazing engineer of the famed Mars Rover Perseverance Mission for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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Roaring Lynchburg – April
The Lynchburg Museum 901 Court St., Lynchburg, VA, United StatesThis First Friday event will focus on the popular 1920s game of marbles. Come and learn how to play and even compete in a marbles tournament!
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“Rough Little City” – Downtown Civil War Walking Tour
The Lynchburg Museum 901 Court St., Lynchburg, VA, United StatesThe Court House Hill neighborhood reflected the struggles of our nation during the turbulent years surrounding the American Civil War and Reconstruction. This 60-minute, half-mile, guided walking tour will explore numerous marked and unmarked Civil War sites along Court and Clay Streets with topics ranging from love and death, to secession, emancipation, and education.
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Ida Wise East Memorial Lecture
Memorial Ballroom, Hall Campus Center, U of L 48 LC Hopwood Drive, Lynchburg, United StatesDr. Jennifer HartProfessor of History and Department Chair, Virginia TechHistorical Assumptions, Conceptual Illusions, and Other Lessons Learned by Thinking from the Margins
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Emancipation Day
Oakwood Country Club 3409 Rivermont Avenue, Lynchburg, United StatesJoin Silent Witnesses, Inc. as we celebrate 160 years since Lynchburg's first Emancipation Day. This event will feature live music, assorted appetizers, and a cash bar with the opportunity to learn more about the future and progress of Silent Witnesses and Emancipation Day in Lynchburg, Va.
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Screening of Hunter’s Raid
Historic Sandusky 757 Sandusky Drive, Lynchburg, United StatesWe’re hosting a free screening of our first documentary for people who have helped us on our current project. Or interested in helping us. The film is 55 minutes. Q&A to follow.
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John D. Owen Jr History Lecture: Greater Lynchburg Community Foundation
Jones Memorial Library 2311 Memorial Avenue, Lynchburg, United StatesFree lecture on the history of the Greater Lynchburg Community Foundation with Kathryn Yarzebinski. Open to the public.
