Monticello: Three American Stories, One Mountaintop

Thursday August 27

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5:00 PM  –  8:00 PM

5:00PM Social Hour

5:30PM In Search of the Signers Exhibit Opens

6:30PM Lecture

Please note, the museum will close at 4PM and reopen at 5PM for visitors attending the event.

 

American history fans will enjoy this presentation with The Durham Museum's Dr. Kyle Chattleton, public historian and former Monticello guide.

 

From his mountaintop home at Monticello, Thomas Jefferson helped conceive a nation through pen and public service. Yet, Monticello also reflects America's founding contradictions, including the lives of enslaved families like the Fossetts, whose resilience embodied the ongoing struggle for liberty and equality. Or the Levy family, who preserved Monticello while also fighting for their religious freedom guaranteed at the nation's founding.

 

Join us to learn about these three inspiring stories about the pursuit of happiness from  the Monticello mountaintop.

 
Social hour includes food and drink available for purchase.
 
Advanced registration is required. Regular museum admission applies, free for museum members. Register by calling 402-444-5071, emailing reservations@DurhamMuseum.org or going online to DurhamMuseum.org.
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