Discover the complex history and enduring legacy of George Custer in this informative lecture hosted at the Hruska Memorial Public Library. This event delves into the intersection of historical figures, the vast Great Plains landscape, and the broader impact on American history. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the 19th-century frontier and the narratives that shaped the region. It is a perfect opportunity for history enthusiasts to engage with scholarly perspectives in a local setting.
What to Expect
An educational and thought-provoking lecture session held in a quiet library environment.
Who Should Attend
History students
Local residents
Educators
Custer enthusiasts
Library patrons
Agenda Overview
Presentation followed by a brief discussion on the historical impact of Custer.
Venue & Address
Hruska Memorial Public Library
399 N 5th St David City , Nebraska – 68632 United States
Organizer
Humanities Nebraska · Non-profit
Humanities Nebraska provides educational programs across the state.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the event held?
Hruska Memorial Public Library, 399 N 5th St, David City, NE.
Is there an admission fee?
Please contact the library for specific admission details.
Who is the speaker?
The event is part of the Humanities Nebraska programming.
Is registration required?
It is recommended to contact the library to confirm attendance requirements.
What is the focus?
The life and legacy of George Custer.
Is it suitable for children?
The content is generally geared toward adults and students of history.
Tags
History
Nebraska
Lecture
Education
Custer
Library
Summary
A historical lecture on George Custer and the Great Plains at Hruska Memorial Public Library.