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Students become digital garden detectives as they virtually explore 5 1/2 acres of an historic garden in search of plants, animals and other wildlife.
Find out more »A panel of Georgetown Garden Club members will discuss the history of the garden club movement and the Georgetown Garden Club.
Find out more »Students enjoy an interactive storytime, then observe a variety of plants, flowers and wildlife.
Find out more »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 »Executive Director Mark Hudson will share observations of Civil War hospitals and examine Tudor Place’s role.
Find out more »Open to teachers K-12, this week-long virtual institute provides educators with the tools to grapple with the complex history of enslavement and emancipation.
Find out more »Elsa Mendoza, Georgetown Slavery Archive, will examine women's unique roles in the history of slavery in Georgetown and its namesake university.
Find out more »George G. Hill, President of Oak Hill Cemetery, will discuss the unique elements of the cemetery.
Find out more »Join Special Collections Librarian Jerry A. McCoy on a tour of the Georgetown residents and landscapes depicted in these artworks, and the stories behind them.
Find out more »As an historic site that bears the scars of slavery, Tudor Place seeks to look this injustice in the eye. Click here to learn more.