Tales From the Table: Genealogy, Foodways, & Legacy Building - AAHGS Conf.
February 2-4
The 2024 NC AAHGS Conference will
be a three (3) day event.
Friday, Feb 2 - tours of
the State Archives, the State Heritage Library, and the vault.
Saturday, Feb. 3 includes
a full day of workshops (16 of them) (at Shaw University/ Estey Hall) including
basic genealogy, foodways and legacy building, as well as a panel discussion
and luncheon.
Our own Saundra Cropps will offer a
presentation with Patsy Smith Morgan on Serendipitous Moments of Genealogical
Discoveries (including the Shiloh Community, Morrisville, NC).
Sunday, Feb 4 - there will
be tours around the historic Black spaces in Raleigh including The Pope
House (home of Dr. Manassa Pope - a Black medical graduate of Shaw University's
Leonard School of Medicine who ran for mayor in 1919), the Historic Turner
House in Oberlin Village, and the Historic Black Neighborhoods of Raleigh (created
from the freedmen's villages that were started after the Civil War).
Tickets and detailed information at this link - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tales-from-the-table-genealogy-foodways-legacy-building-aahgs-conf-tickets-771090401147
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