The Underground Railroad as told through a Quilt Speaker: Judy Greene-Baker Quilting has historically provided warmth, decoration, and a means to memorialize loved ones, express political views, and celebrate events. Quilts serve as living history, reflecting generational experiences and struggles. … Read More
Women of the Bluegrass: Nineteenth-Century Kentucky Pioneers in Thoroughbred Breeding Speaker: Jessica Whitehead Jessica will explore the remarkable stories of Kentucky women from the nineteenth century who became breeders and owners in the Thoroughbred industry. Notable society women, Josephine … Read More
History of Gratz Park Speaker: Jeremy Popkin Over the more than two centuries since it was designated as an open space in the heart of historic Lexington, Gratz Park has filled many roles. Originally intended as the site of Transylvania University, … Read More
The Guns Roared and the Earth Shook Speaker: Robert (Bob) Bell The largest use of artillery during the Civil War occurred during the 3 day battle at Gettysburg. Bob Bell will discuss similarities and differences between the Union and Confederate … Read More