Call for Papers: Southern Cultures Special 25th Anniversary Issue (Left/Right)
Guest Editor: Joe Crespino
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Call for Papers: Southern Cultures Special 25th Anniversary Issue (Inside/Outside)
Guest Editor: William Sturkey
Native American Educational Conference 2018, Nov 9-10, Lexington KY
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Native American Educational Conference
November 9-10, 2018
Location: Centenary United Methodist Church, 2800 Tates Creek Road, Lexington KY 40502
Theme: Restoration through the Spirit - Native Spirituality in Today's World
Reminder: Mary Lincoln Bicentennial Symposium -- Friday, Nov 2, Lexington
Mary Lincoln Bicentennial Symposium
Friday, November 2; 9:00am-4:30pm
William T. Young Library, University of Kentucky
Featured at the symposium:
Camp Nelson, a National Monument
Kentucky's Cultural Ambassadors to the World
The first national monument in Kentucky is Camp Nelson, (see the National Park Service website here). It was formerly owned by Jessamine County and widely revered as the Camp Nelson Civil War Heritage Park.