Exploring History Luncheon - November

When
Wednesday, November 18 · 11:30 am · Add to calendar
Where
Larry J. Ringer Library, 1818 Harvey Mitchell Pkwy S , College Station · Directions
Cost
$10.00/$12.00
Ages
1–99
Registration
Required — register

Enjoy lunch while learning about our community’s history. Lectures are presented in partnership with the College Station Historic Preservation Committee. Attendance is free, and lunch is $10 for residents or $12 for non-residents. A limited number of meals will be available at the door for $12. Schedule Aug. 19 • “Aggieland Through Time: Mapping the Campus Past” by Ian Muise and Audrey Lloyd, historian and sesquicentennial archival research specialist at Cushing Memorial Library and Archives. Sept. 16 • “And Then There Were Maggie's” by Linda Harvell, Chairperson of the Historic Preservation Committee and former City Councilwoman Oct. 21 • “Millican Massacre of 1868” by Amy Earhart, associate professor of English and Africana studies faculty. Nov. 18 • “College Station: A City Founded with Parks” by Steve Beachy, former College Station Parks and Recreation director, and Dr. John Crompton, Texas A&M professor in the Department of Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences. Dec. 9 • “Sweet Strings on the Brazos” by Nicki George, musician with Sweet Strings on the Brazos. Registration ends the Friday before each luncheon.

Run by College Station Parks and Recreation. Original listing.