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Forwarding this for anyone who is interested. The Alice Haynes room is
located in the student commons building.
 

Teresa Roane 
Library Manager 
Museum of the Confederacy 
1201 East Clay Street 
Richmond, VA 23219 
804-649-1861 ext.28 
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Help preserve a piece of history-make a donation today at www.moc.org
and select membership & donation 

 

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From: sam craghead [mailto:[log in to unmask]] 
Sent: Monday, August 31, 2009 9:48 AM
To: Teresa Roane
Subject: 2009 bottimore lecture


 2009 Bottimore Lecture Email
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For Immediate Release
CONTACT:  Sam Craghead
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August 27, 2009
804-649-1861 x13

 

Lincoln and Davis White Houses

Subject of Lecture 

Thursday, September 24, 2009, 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.

Alice Haynes Room, University of Richmond

Richmond, VA: Presidents Lincoln and Davis at Home is the topic of a
talk to be given by renowned historian and author, Dr. William Seale,
specialist in the history and restoration of American buildings. This
year's lecture is intended to commemorate the bicentennial birthdays of
Jefferson Davis (2008) and Abraham Lincoln (2009).  The lecture is part
of the Museum of the  Confederacy's  annual  Bottimore  Lectures,  made
possible by the  Roller-Bottimore  Foundation,  and  is co-sponsored by
the University of Richmond Department of History, Preservation Virginia,
the Historic Richmond Foundation, and the Virginia Center for
Architecture.  Dr. Seale's book, The President's House, was reprinted in
2008 and will be available for sale.  Richard Norton Smith, Presidential
Historian, has said of this work: "Nobody knows more about the White
House than William Seale, and no one can match his gift for making
America's House come alive through centuries."

 

While there is no charge for this event, reservations are required and
may be made on the museum's website: www.moc.org
<http://www.moc.org/site/R?i=tr4i16SItmatzIdb1Q_whw..> , or by calling
804-649-1861.

 

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