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SUMMARY:Free MCHS Program: Migration and Health in National and Global History
DESCRIPTION:The Madison County Historical Society (MCHS) will offer two new exhibits and a companion program beginning May 7 and May 10. “Migration and Health in National and Global History\,” will be presented Sunday\, May 7\, at 2 p.m. at the Main Street Community Center at 1003 N. Main Street in Edwardsville. \nThe speaker\, Kathleen Vongsathorn\, is an Associate Professor of History at SIUE where she teaches the history of health\, disease and science. The program was created to showcase the two exhibits to follow on May 10.
URL:https://madcohistory.org/event/free-mchs-program-migration-and-health-in-national-and-global-history/
LOCATION:Weir House Museum Building\, 715 N. Main\, Edwardsville\, IL\, 62025\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured,History,Illinois,Immigrant
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SUMMARY:An Evening with Thomas Jefferson
DESCRIPTION:The Madison County Historical Society (MCHS) and Friends of the Wildey Theat \n \ner are hosting “Thomas Jefferson: The Man and Legacy” featuring historian Kurt Smith at the Wildey Theatre on Thursday\, May 11\, at 7 p.m. \nHistorian and researcher Kurt Smith has devoted his life and career to the study and portrayal of Thomas Jefferson. He is one of only two men who work full-time introducing the public to the story of Jefferson as a man\, as well as a dynamic figure in the history of America. Smith often appears at Colonial Williamsburg where Thomas Jefferson attended college at William and Mary. \nSmith’s presentation gives an honest portrayal of Jefferson in all his humanity as a hopeful\, flawed\, passionate human being. \nThe historic Wildey Theatre in Edwardsville\, Illinois is located at 252 N. Main Street. Thanks to the \nsupport of the Lewis and Clark Historical Society\, this event is free and open to the public. No tickets are required. For additional information about this event\, call MCHS at 618-656-1294.
URL:https://madcohistory.org/event/an-evening-with-thomas-jefferson/
LOCATION:Wildey Theatre\, 252 N. Main\, Edwardsville\, 62025\, United States
CATEGORIES:History
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