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Talks on Tap : The Battle of Antietam, Then and Now

Talks on Tap : The Battle of Antietam, Then and Now

Raise a pint and your intellect at Suffolk Public Library's informal speaker series hosted at the Brick and Mortar Brewing Company. The Battle of Antietam, fought on September 17 1862, was the bloodiest in American military history and left a lasting mark on the families and rural communities around Sharpsburg, Maryland. Three professors from Christopher Newport University -- Christopher Loy, Andria Timmer, and Johnny Finn -- will discuss their research on the legacy of the battle and how present-day residents understand its significance in their lives and in American life more broadly.

Date:
Thursday, January 10, 2019
Time:
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Location:
Nansemond Brewing Station: 212 E Washington St, Suffolk
Categories:
Adult

SPL events are free to attend and open to people of all abilities. If you or someone in your party will require accommodations in order to participate, please call 757-514-7323 and ask to speak with a manager. You do not need to be a library member in order to attend.

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