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C&D Canal Talk

Posted on April 30, 2022July 18, 2022 by Mike

Harford Community College is offering a talk and continuing education course on the C&D Canal. Starting on May 5, 2022, at 1:30 p.m., it involves three sessions. The first is a classroom lecture and that is followed by two field trips to towns along the C&D Canal The course is presented by Mike Dixon. The…

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Life in the Past Lane at Rodgers Tavern & Perryville

Posted on April 22, 2022July 18, 2022 by Mike

Topic: Life in the Past Lane at Rodgers Tavern (2022 Rodgers Tavern Museum Virtual Spring Lecture) Description: “Life in the Past Lane” examines the role of Perryville and the Tavern as an important transportation hub, from the colonial era to the 20th Century. Join us in this engaging program as we journey into the past…

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New Delaware Humanities Lecture Examines Pandemic of 1918

Posted on August 24, 2020February 16, 2021 by Mike

I am pleased that Delaware Humanities has selected a timely new program I have been researching about the pandemic of 1918 in the region.  The goal of this program is to understand how the experience of 1918, a situation that called for drastic action, unfolded and use this examination in a discussion that connects the…

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Lecture Explores Getting Hitched in a Hurry in Days Gone By

Posted on January 9, 2018June 25, 2023 by Mike

This talk explores stories about getting hitched in a hurry in days gone by. Eloping couples once came to Wilmington for a licenses and a quick ceremony, but just before World War I, Delaware passed more restrictive laws. A city newspaper, proclaiming that Wilmington was no longer a “mecca” for marriages, remarked that “Wilmington’s Days…

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