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March 2021
Changing City: Tobacco, Transportation & Georgetown
Explore the history of Georgetown with three historic sites.
Find out more »Tudor Explorers: Be the Curator
Students learn how Tudor Place curators, historians, archivists and educators use primary sources to make decisions. Then they replicate this work in their own projects.
Find out more »Black Georgetown Community History Project: Family Heirlooms
Join six local historic sites to learn more about preserving family heirlooms.
Find out more »April 2021
Free Landmark Lecture: The Past and Future of the C&O Canal in Georgetown
Georgetown HeritageExecutive Director Jeff Nichols and Director of Education & Partnerships Kelly Schindler, both of Georgetown Heritage, will highlight the history of the C&O Canal.
Find out more »Tudor Explorers: Garden Detectives
Students become digital garden detectives as they virtually explore 5 1/2 acres of historic gardens in search of plants, animals and other wildlife.
Find out more »May 2021
Free Landmark Lecture: Georgetown Garden Club — Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
A panel of Georgetown Garden Club members will discuss the history of the garden club movement and the Georgetown Garden Club.
Find out more »Tudor Explorers: Storytime in the Garden: Pollinators
Students enjoy an interactive storytime, then observe a variety of plants, flowers and wildlife.
Find out more »Tudor Nights: A Decade of Digging
Find out how archaeology at Tudor Place is helping to bring the forgotten past to life with Dr. Kerri S. Barile and Joseph Blondino from Dovetail Cultural Resource Group.
Find out more »June 2021
Free Landmark Lecture: Town of Wounds, Sickness and Death: Georgetown’s Civil War Hospitals
Library of CongressExecutive Director Mark Hudson will share observations of Civil War hospitals and examine Tudor Place’s role.
Find out more »September 2021
Free Landmark Lecture: Women and Slavery in Georgetown
Georgetown University ArchivesElsa Mendoza, Georgetown Slavery Archive, will examine women's unique roles in the history of slavery in Georgetown and its namesake university.
Find out more »October 2021
Free Landmark Lecture: Oak Hill Cemetery
Oak Hill CemeteryGeorge G. Hill, President of Oak Hill Cemetery, will discuss the unique elements of the cemetery.
Find out more »November 2021
Free Landmark Lecture: The Peabody Room Collection: Three Centuries of Georgetown Art
Georgetown Neighborhood LibraryJoin Special Collections Librarian Jerry A. McCoy on a tour of the Georgetown residents and landscapes depicted in these artworks, and the stories behind them.
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