Exploring the Life of Aliff Henley
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Howard County Historical Society presents America at 250: Howard County & Beyond. In this lecture series, we will explore topics related to America’s Semiquincentennial, including local stories and those on a national level.
Join us for our second lecture in this series June 17 at 6 PM at Kresge Auditorium at IU Kokomo!
Howard County Historian Gil Porter will explore the life and experiences of Aliff Henley, a woman born enslaved in Virginia before the Revolution. She would later become the first African American to own land in Howard County, Indiana.
This lecture is free and open to all ages. Mark your calendars!
For more information check out our website at: https://www.howardcountymuseum.org/programs/america-250/the-life-of-aliff-henley
Join us for our second lecture in this series June 17 at 6 PM at Kresge Auditorium at IU Kokomo!
Howard County Historian Gil Porter will explore the life and experiences of Aliff Henley, a woman born enslaved in Virginia before the Revolution. She would later become the first African American to own land in Howard County, Indiana.
This lecture is free and open to all ages. Mark your calendars!
For more information check out our website at: https://www.howardcountymuseum.org/programs/america-250/the-life-of-aliff-henley
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Kresge Auditorium, 216 Rebecca St, Kokomo, IN 46902-35ND, United States
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Host or PublisherHoward County Historical Society
