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A Presentation on Classic Books with First Monday Book Club

Hillsborough Presbyterian Church 102 W. Tryon St. , Hillsborough, NC, United States

Join the First Monday Classic Book Club and the Orange County Historical Museum for a presentation on Classic Books. Members of the club will share their favorite classic books, what makes them great, and their culture significance. Attendees will be invited to share their favorite books and engage in discussion on the books highlighted. ​ … Continued

The Hammer of the Scots

The Hammer of the Scots

Hillsborough Presbyterian Church 102 W. Tryon St. , Hillsborough, NC, United States

Enjoy a selection of Medieval finger foods while being serenaded by balladeers. Followed by a play about King Edward I of England. Visit www.orangehistorync.org to purchase tickets.

The Hammer of the Scots

The Hammer of the Scots

Hillsborough Presbyterian Church 102 W. Tryon St. , Hillsborough, NC, United States

Enjoy a selection of Medieval finger foods while being serenaded by balladeers. Followed by a play about King Edward I of England. Visit www.orangehistorync.org to purchase tickets.

The Hammer of the Scots

The Hammer of the Scots

Hillsborough Presbyterian Church 102 W. Tryon St. , Hillsborough, NC, United States

Enjoy a selection of Medieval finger foods while being serenaded by balladeers. Followed by a play about King Edward I of England. Visit www.orangehistorync.org to purchase tickets.

The Hammer of the Scots

The Hammer of the Scots

Hillsborough Presbyterian Church 102 W. Tryon St. , Hillsborough, NC, United States

Enjoy a selection of Medieval finger foods while being serenaded by balladeers. Followed by a play about King Edward I of England. Visit www.orangehistorync.org to purchase tickets.

Behind the Scenes: The Memoirs of Elizabeth Keckly, James Still, and Henry Ossian Flipper

Hillsborough Presbyterian Church 102 W. Tryon St. , Hillsborough, NC, United States

The Burwell School is proud to announce a two-part lecture series focusing on the narratives of enslaved persons, particularly featuring Elizabeth Keckly’s Behind the Scenes. Renowned scholars Dr. William Andrews and Dr. Sheila Smith McKoy will each headline a program designed to reflect on these important historical sources. You won’t want to miss the opportunity … Continued