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Cities H through M

Date/Time

Title

Sponsor/Location

Hutchinson

Oct 24
2 PM

Kansas Military Forts with Leo E. Oliva

Santa Fe Trail Association, Quivira Chapter, 620/241-6200 x6292. Location: Hutchinson Public Library, 901 N. Main St.

Iola

Jul 27
7 PM

Root, Root, Root for the Home Team: Community Baseball and the American Dream with Frederick A. Krebs

Allen County Historical Society, (620) 365-3051. Location: Frederick Funston Meeting Hall, 207 N. Jefferson Ave.,

Sep 24
9:40 AM

Gaining Ethnic Appreciation through Laughter: An Ironic Legacy of America's Comic Melting Pot in the festival Buster Keaton, the Tragic Clowns and America's Comic Melting Pot

Bowlus Fine Arts Center, (620) 365-4765, www.bowluscenter.org

Sep 24
1:10 PM

California Slapstick in the festival Buster Keaton, the Tragic Clowns and America's Comic Melting Pot

Bowlus Fine Arts Center, (620) 365-4765, www.bowluscenter.org

Sep 24
2 PM

Sex, Lies, and Nitrate: The Aborted Film Career of Sydney Chaplin n the festival Buster Keaton, the Tragic Clowns and America's Comic Melting Pot

Bowlus Fine Arts Center, (620) 365-4765, www.bowluscenter.org

Sep 24
3 PM

One of Hollywood's Most Misunderstood Silent Film Clowns: Harry Langdon in the festival Buster Keaton, the Tragic Clowns and America's Comic Melting Pot

Bowlus Fine Arts Center, (620) 365-4765, www.bowluscenter.org

Sep 25
1:50 PM

A Satyr in a Soft Shirt: The Early Sad Comedies of Roscoe Arbuckle in the festival Buster Keaton, the Tragic Clowns and America's Comic Melting Pot

Bowlus Fine Arts Center, (620) 365-4765, www.bowluscenter.org

Jetmore

Sep 12
2 PM

rom Agricultural Fields to Air Fields: Women Working in Kansas with Ann Birney

Hodgeman County Genealogical Society, (620) 357-6292. King Center, 312 Main St.

Junction City

Sep 28
1:30 PM

Kansas Cuisine with Roger C. Adams

Geary County EEU Council, 785/238-4161. Location: Geary County 4-H Building, 1025 S. Spring Valley Rd

LaCygne

Jul 12
6:30 PM

Railroads in Kansas with William S. Worley

Friends of Linn County Library District 2, 209 N. Broadway St., 913/757-2151

Jul 26-30

Telling History: Creating Legacy and Inspiring Community for the Sesquicentennial and Beyond workshops

Sponsor: City of Osawatomie, (913) 755-2164. Co-sponsor: Friends of Linn County Library District 2, (913) 757-2151

Aug 30
6:30 PM

Kansas Military Forts with Leo E. Oliva

Friends of Linn County Library District 2, 209 N. Broadway St., 913/757-2151

Oct 18
6:30 PM

The Plains Indians with Erini Pouppirt

Friends of Linn County Library District 2, 209 N. Broadway St., 913/757-2151

Lakin

Oct 18
11:30 AM

Kansas Cattle Towns with Jim Gray

Kearny County Library, (620) 355-6674. Location: Kearny County Senior Center, 305 N. Kansas Ave.

Larned

Sep 17
8:45 AM

"What'd you take for that..." Communication on the Santa Fe Trail in the seminar Rendezvous 2010

Santa Fe Trail Center & Fort Larned National Historic Site, (620) 285-2054. Location: Larned Community Center, 1500 Toles Ave., www.santafetrailcenter.org

Sep 17
10:30 AM

Regular Mail Service on the Santa Fe Trail in the seminar Rendezvous 2010

Santa Fe Trail Center & Fort Larned National Historic Site, (620) 285-2054. Location: Larned Community Center, 1500 Toles Ave., www.santafetrailcenter.org

Sep 17
1 PM

Mail on the Santa Fe Trail 1860-1880: The Impact of Political and Technological Changes in the seminar Rendezvous 2010

Santa Fe Trail Center & Fort Larned National Historic Site, (620) 285-2054. Location: Larned Community Center, 1500 Toles Ave., www.santafetrailcenter.org

Sep 18
10:30 AM

The Mail Station at Pawnee Fork and the Founding of Fort Larned in the seminar Rendezvous 2010

Santa Fe Trail Center & Fort Larned National Historic Site, (620) 285-2054. Location: Larned Community Center, 1500 Toles Ave., www.santafetrailcenter.org

Sep 17
1:30 PM

Mail Station at Fort Larned: Archeological Reality of the Station in the seminar Rendezvous 2010

Santa Fe Trail Center & Fort Larned National Historic Site, (620) 285-2054. Location: Larned Community Center, 1500 Toles Ave., www.santafetrailcenter.org

Nov 8
7 PM

Settling the Sea of Green: Many Communities, One State with Jay M. Price

Fort Larned Historical Society & Santa Fe Trail Cener, 1349 K156 Hwy, 620/285-2054

Lawrence

Jul 6
5:30 PM

We Shall Overcome: The Civil Rights Movement and Black Power in the series Myth & Magic: Lawrence in the Age of Change (1968-1970)

Lawrence Arts Center, 940 New Hampshire St., (785) 843-9444

Jul 13
5:30 PM

The Age of Aquarius: The New Left and the Counterculture in the series Myth & Magic: Lawrence in the Age of Change (1968-1970)

Lawrence Arts Center, 940 New Hampshire St., (785) 843-9444

Jul 20
5:30 PM

Peace Now: Vietnam and the Antiwar Movement in the series Myth & Magic: Lawrence in the Age of Change (1968-1970)

Lawrence Arts Center, 940 New Hampshire St., (785) 843-9444

Aug 7
11 AM

Kansas Women in the Civil War with Diane Eickhoff

Douglas County Historical Society, Watkins Community Museum of History, 1047 Massachusetts St., (785) 841-4109

Aug 12
7 PM

Lincoln in Kansas with William S. Worley

Douglas County Historical Society, Watkins Community Museum of History, 1047 Massachusetts St., (785) 841-4109

Aug 19
7 PM

Liberty and Freedom in Bleeding Kansas with Rita Napier

Douglas County Historical Society, Watkins Community Museum of History, 1047 Massachusetts St., (785) 841-4109

Lincoln

Sep 20
7 PM

From Agricultural Fields to Air Fields: Women Working in Kansas with Ann Birney

Lincoln County Historical Society, 216 W. Lincoln Ave., (785) 524-4432

Manhattan

Sep 19
2 PM

The German Heritage of Kansas with William D. Keel

Riley County Genealogical Society, (785) 565-6495. Location: Meadowlark Hills Retirement Center, 2121 Meadowlark Rd

Matfield Green

Jul 24

Return to PrairyErth
4 PM film matinee, 7 PM Prairie Talk by Heat Moon, Dusk (approx 9 PM) film shown under the stars

Pioneer Bluffs Foundation, 695 KS Hwy 177, (620) 753-3484


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