This educational lecture at the Mahopac Public Library delves into the significant 1991-1992 excavations of the African American Burial Ground in New York City. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of this National Historic Landmark, exploring the archaeological findings and the profound historical impact of the site. The presentation offers a comprehensive look at the preservation efforts and the cultural importance of honoring this sacred ground, providing valuable insights into urban history and heritage.
What to Expect
An informative presentation detailing the discovery, excavation, and historical significance of the African American Burial Ground in New York City.
Who Should Attend
- History enthusiasts
- Students
- Researchers
- Local community members
Agenda Overview
The lecture covers the timeline of the 1991-1992 excavations and their lasting historical legacy.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Mahopac Public Library · Public Institution
A community resource center providing educational and cultural programming.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the lecture held?
It is hosted at the Mahopac Public Library.
What is the topic?
The 1991-1992 African American Burial Ground excavations in NYC.
Is this event free?
Yes, library lectures are typically free to the public.
Do I need to register?
Please check the library website for registration requirements.
Who is the speaker?
Information on the speaker is available on the library website.
Is it suitable for students?
Yes, it is an educational event suitable for history students.
Tags
History
NYC
Archaeology
Lecture
Education
Culture
Summary
A historical lecture on the 1991-1992 NYC African American Burial Ground excavations.
Reference:
mahopaclibrary.assabetinteractive.com
Highlights
- Historical overview
- Archaeological insights
- National Historic Landmark context
- Preservation discussion
- Cultural heritage analysis
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