The Carpenter-Carse Library presents an educational program on the Underwater Archaeology of the American Revolution on Lake Champlain. This fascinating session explores the historical significance of shipwrecks and artifacts found beneath the lake's surface. Designed for history enthusiasts, this event provides a unique look at the American Revolution from an underwater perspective. Join us in Hinesburg, Vermont, for this informative and engaging presentation that promises to be a highlight for anyone interested in local history and archaeology.
What to Expect
An informative and engaging educational presentation.
Who Should Attend
- History buffs
- Students
- Local residents
- Archaeology enthusiasts
Agenda Overview
07:00 PM - Program start; 08:30 PM - Program end.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Carpenter-Carse Library · Library
A community library in Hinesburg, VT, providing educational programs and resources.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the library?
Carpenter-Carse Library, 69 Ballards Corner Rd, Hinesburg, VT.
Is registration required?
Check the library website for registration details.
Is it family-friendly?
Yes, the program is designed for a wide audience.
What is the program about?
It explores underwater archaeology related to the American Revolution.
Is there a fee?
Library programs are typically free.
Can I volunteer?
The library welcomes community support.
Tags
History
Education
Vermont
Library
Archaeology
Summary
An educational program about underwater archaeology at the Carpenter-Carse Library.
Reference:
vermonthumanities.org
Highlights
- Educational exploration
- American Revolution history
- Lake Champlain shipwrecks
- Archaeological insights
- History-focused
- Engaging presentation
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