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SUMMARY:Second Saturday: "Clinton County's Revolutionary Roots"
DESCRIPTION:Join executive director Shelby Boatman for our monthly Second Saturday program\, featuring a behind the scenes look at how the museum’s seasonal exhibit – in honor of America250 – was developed. Doors open at 10:30 and the program begins at 11am with a tour of the exhibit included. Refreshments and baked goods will be provided. Members and the community are welcome to attend\, free of charge.
URL:https://clintoncountyhistory.org/event/second-saturday-clinton-countys-revolutionary-roots/
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SUMMARY:*2:00-4:00PM* America 250-Ohio Barn Mural Celebration
DESCRIPTION:UPDATED CORRECT TIME: 2:00-4:00pm\, Monday July 27th.\nJoin the Clinton County History Center and the America 250-Ohio Commission for a community picnic and historic barn mural dedication on Monday\, July 27\, from 2–4 p.m. \nWe’ll unveil the final barn mural commissioned by America 250-Ohio in celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Painted by renowned Barn Artist Scott Hagan\, the mural will highlight Ohio’s manufacturing heritage and is sponsored in part by Kimball Midwest. \nHagan is best known for painting an Ohio Bicentennial Barn in each of the state’s 88 counties. The Wilmington barn\, which can be seen from I-71\, previously served as Clinton County’s official Bicentennial Barn. \nFollowing the dedication\, enjoy cookies\, apple and cherry pies\, and refreshments under the picnic tent. \n📍 901 New Oglesbee Road\, Wilmington\, OH 45177\n📅 Monday\, July 27\n⏰ 2–4 p.m. ***CORRECT\, UPDATED TIME FROM ORIGINAL POST CARD***\n🅿️ Plenty of onsite parking \nRSVPs are appreciated but not required. To RSVP or ask questions\, call the Clinton County History Center at 937-382-4684.
URL:https://clintoncountyhistory.org/event/200-400pm-america-250-ohio-barn-mural-celebration/
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SUMMARY:America250 Talk: Where Were Your Ancestors in July of 1776?
DESCRIPTION:Join the Clinton County History Center on Monday\, July 27 at 7:00 p.m. for a fascinating genealogy and history program presented by Karen Buckley and Christine Snyder titled\, “Where Were Your Ancestors in July of 1776?” Admission is free and open to both members and the general public. \nAs the nation approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence\, this engaging lecture invites guests to step back in time and consider where their own family members may have been during one of the most pivotal moments in American history. Were your ancestors living in the colonies? Serving in the Revolutionary War? Remaining loyal to the British Crown? Already moving westward? Or perhaps living in another part of the world entirely?\nKaren Buckley will explore ways genealogists and family historians can begin tracing their family stories during the Revolutionary era while also examining the broader historical landscape of July 1776. This program is perfect for seasoned researchers\, casual history lovers\, and anyone curious about their personal connection to the American story. \nThe lecture will begin at 7:00 p.m. at the Clinton County History Center in Wilmington. Come discover how local history\, family history\, and national history all intersect — because every family story is part of the larger American story.
URL:https://clintoncountyhistory.org/event/america250-talk-where-were-your-ancestors-in-july-of-1776/
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SUMMARY:Second Saturday: Author Peter Bronson on General Denver & The Duel that Shaped American History
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a special literary Second Saturday as we welcome author Peter Bronson to the Clinton County History Center on Saturday\, August 8th from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.\n\nA seasoned journalist\, editor\, and author\, Peter Bronson brings decades of experience in storytelling\, public commentary\, and historical insight. He is the author of ten books\, including Magical History Tour\, Promised Land\, and The Man Who Saved Cincinnati\, and spent nearly 20 years as editorial page editor and columnist for The Cincinnati Enquirer\, where his work earned statewide recognition for excellence.\n\nDuring this program\, Bronson will share reflections from his writing career\, discuss his recent book\, and explore the duel that shaped American history – General James Denver vs. Edward Gilbert! Attendees will have the opportunity to hear directly from the author and ask questions.\n\nWhether you’re a reader\, writer\, history enthusiast\, or simply curious\, this is a wonderful opportunity to connect with a respected voice in regional and national storytelling.
URL:https://clintoncountyhistory.org/event/second-saturday-author-peter-bronson-on-general-denver-the-duel-that-shaped-american-history/
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