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McIntosh County History presented by Buddy Sullivan – Part 2

Ashantilly Center 15591 GA-99, Darien, GA, United States

We are excited to announce that Buddy Sullivan will be presenting a three-part historical series about the history of McIntosh County, GA. The events are scheduled for Sundays, January 5, 12, and 19, from 3 to 4:30 p.m. at Ashantilly Center. Buddy Sullivan Each series will include a slide presentation using images from both private … Continue reading "McIntosh County History presented by Buddy Sullivan – Part 2"

$75

Webinar – History in the Shadows: Incorporating Dark Tourism at Historic Sites

Virtual

Museums around the country embrace the Halloween season by tapping into the growing phenomenon of dark tourism to captivate and educate visitors. The John Jay French Museum in Beaumont, Texas embraced the allure of spooky season by partnering with a paranormal investigation team to delve into unexplained occurrences surrounding the historic house museum. Together, they … Continue reading "Webinar – History in the Shadows: Incorporating Dark Tourism at Historic Sites"

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McIntosh County History presented by Buddy Sullivan – Part 3

Ashantilly Center 15591 GA-99, Darien, GA, United States

We are excited to announce that Buddy Sullivan will be presenting a three-part historical series about the history of McIntosh County, GA. The events are scheduled for Sundays, January 5, 12, and 19, from 3 to 4:30 p.m. at Ashantilly Center. Buddy Sullivan Each series will include a slide presentation using images from both private … Continue reading "McIntosh County History presented by Buddy Sullivan – Part 3"

$75

Parlor Presentations

Green-Meldrim House 14 West Macon Street, Savannah, GA

Parlor Presentation with Anna Habersham Wright Smith Earthquakes, Cranes and Parapets: Architect Leads Effort to Save John Norris's Gothic Revival Roof of Her Family Home! Call 912.233-3845 to reserve a spot. Admission is free.

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Inviting Our Littlest Learners: How to Create Space and Activities for Early Childhood Education in Your Museum Spaces

Virtual

Museums are uniquely positioned to extend programming to the littlest of learners through early childhood education offerings. Museums already pique curiosity, promote social connection, and offer object-based learning opportunities for students and adults. By creating specialized programs for littles, museums lay the foundation for lifelong learning. Join Beth Brandon, Multi-Generational Programs Manager at the Indiana … Continue reading "Inviting Our Littlest Learners: How to Create Space and Activities for Early Childhood Education in Your Museum Spaces"

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