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DESCRIPTION:Java Jolt Lecture: "Through the Eyes (and Pen) of Julia Wilbur.
 " In October 1862\, an abolitionist named Julia Wilbur traveled south from
  Rochester\, NY\, to Alexandria. She spent most of the next 3 years here\,
  witnessing many of the pivotal moments of the Civil War. \n\nHow did a si
 ngle woman manage to get here? What did she do once she arrived? And how d
 o we know?\n \nIn the January Java Jolt\, FOAA board member and research h
 istorian Paula Whitacre tells the story of Julia Wilbur through her diarie
 s\, letters\, and other writings and photos. Paula has transcribed and ann
 otated one set of Julia Wilbur's diaries and is coordinating a project to 
 make more of her writing available to the public.
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SUMMARY:"Through the Eyes (and Pen) of Julia Wilbur" on Jan 25\, 2014
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 s.alexandriava.gov/Calendar/Detail.aspx?si=7579\n\nJava Jolt Lecture: "Thr
 ough the Eyes (and Pen) of Julia Wilbur." In October 1862\, an abolitionis
 t named Julia Wilbur traveled south from Rochester\, NY\, to Alexandria. S
 he spent most of the next 3 years here\, witnessing many of the pivotal mo
 ments of the Civil War. \n\nHow did a single woman manage to get here? Wha
 t did she do once she arrived? And how do we know?\n\nIn the January Java 
 Jolt\, FOAA board member and research historian Paula Whitacre tells the s
 tory of Julia Wilbur through her diaries\, letters\, and other writings an
 d photos. Paula has transcribed and annotated one set of Julia Wilbur's di
 aries and is coordinating a project to make more of her writing available 
 to the public.\n\nLocation: Alexandria Archaeology Museum\, 105 N. Union S
 t.\nContact Phone: 703.746.4399\nContact Email: archaeology@alexandriava.g
 ov\nFees: Free\, but please RSVP as space is limited.\nAudience: Anyone ma
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LOCATION:Alexandria Archaeology Museum\, 105 N. Union St.
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SUMMARY:"Through the Eyes (and Pen) of Julia Wilbur"
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