In Honor of Memorial Day, We Present: "Arlington National Cemetery: A Guided Tour Through History "
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This Veteran's Day, take time to reflect on the legacy of sacrifice that defines our nation: All gave some, and some gave all.
Set on the rolling hills above the Potomac, Arlington National Cemetery is one of America’s most sacred grounds, a national burial place for those who served, where more than 400,000 service members, veterans, and their families rest in honor. Established during the Civil War, the land itself reflects the complex and deeply rooted history of our nation.
Join author Cynthia Parzych for a thoughtful presentation exploring Arlington’s origins, its transformation into a national cemetery, and the stories of the individuals and families connected to this hallowed ground. Ms. Parzych will also have copies available of her book available for purchase by attendees, though as of this initial advertisement, further information is not yet available.
This program is free and open to all. Registration is required: Please either call Main Circulation at 203-468-3890 or email Cynthia, Hagaman Library's Community Services Librarian, directly at [email protected].
Set on the rolling hills above the Potomac, Arlington National Cemetery is one of America’s most sacred grounds, a national burial place for those who served, where more than 400,000 service members, veterans, and their families rest in honor. Established during the Civil War, the land itself reflects the complex and deeply rooted history of our nation.
Join author Cynthia Parzych for a thoughtful presentation exploring Arlington’s origins, its transformation into a national cemetery, and the stories of the individuals and families connected to this hallowed ground. Ms. Parzych will also have copies available of her book available for purchase by attendees, though as of this initial advertisement, further information is not yet available.
This program is free and open to all. Registration is required: Please either call Main Circulation at 203-468-3890 or email Cynthia, Hagaman Library's Community Services Librarian, directly at [email protected].
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Host or PublisherHagaman Memorial Library
