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Beards, Bonnets, Brews Festival to celebrate Colorado Springs sesquicentennial

The Beards, Bonnets and Brews Festival will celebrate Colorado Springs 150th anniversary. The daylong event at Rock Ledge Ranch Historic Site will feature live music, food trucks, old-fashioned games and

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Falmouth s ancient burial ground in need of repair and renovation

New efforts to restore the headstones in the old burying ground is in progress.

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Museums On The Green Announces June Virtual Talks

The Museums on the Green will host nine virtual talks in June as part of its ongoing Virtual Museum Series. This month, authors and historians from across the country will be talking about an epic Grand Prix race, New World explorers, female pioneers, slave traders, whaling captains, the countryâs first baseball players and Americaâs elite alpine warriors, the 10th Mountain Division. The museums will also host its first, free Virtual Trivia Night on Thursday, June 3, at 7 PM, and award its 2021 Katharine Lee Bates Historian Award to acclaimed author and historian Nathaniel Philbrook at a special free talk about his book, âMayflower,â on Thursday, June 17, at 7 PM.

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Peoria Public Schools to teach LGBTQ history after Illinois mandate

PEORIA Gay and transgender people have made great contributions to society throughout history, but their stories are rarely told. That will change this fall when teachers in Peoria Public Schools District 150 start using curriculum created by The Legacy Project, a Chicago-based nonprofit dedicated to researching and promoting the contributions lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people have made to world history and culture. Students will have the opportunity to learn about Albert D.J. Cashier, who was named Jennie Hodgers at birth. He emigrated to the U.S. from Ireland as a teenager and enlisted in the 95th Illinois Infantry in 1862 and fought in about 40 battles during the Civil War. They could also learn about the author of “America the Beautiful,” a Wellesley College English teacher named Katharine Lee Bates, who had a 25-year relationship with another professor, a woman. And they will also have the opportunity to learn about George Washington Carver, an

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After yearslong, $100 million makeover, Pikes Peak Cog Railway reopens to public

After yearslong, $100 million makeover, Pikes Peak Cog Railway reopens to public
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