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Arts & Culture, Black History & Culture, Community Engagement, Diversity & Multiculture Programs, Genealogy, Local History, Revolutionary Era, STEM & Technology
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The Daughters of the American Revolution and Sons of the American Revolution are committed to discovering and promoting the history of the African Americans, Native Americans and women who helped create our nation. Learn about Revolutionary resources, and about genealogy resources available through YPL. With special guest, Mary Hoar, City Historian.
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Free and open to public
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