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DESCRIPTION:Brian Taylor (author of Fighting for Citizenship [UNC Press\, 
 2020])\, Miriam Gusevich (Catholic University) and Martin Paddack (Howard
  University) will share their work on the history of the Fort Reno neighb
 orhood and their efforts to bring this history to the public.
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CATEGORIES:Black History
CATEGORIES:Black History Museum
CATEGORIES:Equity
CATEGORIES:Film
CATEGORIES:Lecture
CATEGORIES:Lyceum
CATEGORIES:Museums
DESCRIPTION:To verify info please see https://apps.alexandriava.gov/Calend
 arTest/Detail.aspx?si=50608\n\nAt Fort Reno Park\, near Tenleytown\, an i
 mportant chapter in the history of Washington's D.C.'s Black community is
  barely visible to the modern-day visitor. Fort Reno was a bustling neigh
 borhood in which men\, women\, and children lived\, died\, loved\, worked
 \, worshipped\, and played. Brian Taylor (author of Fighting for Citizens
 hip [UNC Press\, 2020])\, Miriam Gusevich (Catholic University) and Marti
 n Paddack (Howard University) will share their work on the history of the
  Fort Reno neighborhood and their efforts to bring this history to the pu
 blic. It builds on Brian Taylor's "On the Fort": The Fort Reno Community 
 of Washington\, D.C.\, 1861-1951\, the official National Park Service Rep
 ort and benefits from Gusevich's expertise in urban design and Paddack's 
 work in the field of architecture.\n\nAt this time\, capacity is limited 
 for certain in-person events and advance registration may be required. Pl
 ease call 703.746.4356 for more information.\n\nLocation: Lyceum\nContact
  Phone: 703.746.4994\nAudience: Anyone may attend\nTags: Black History\, 
 Black History Museum\, Equity\, Film\, Lecture\, Lyceum\, Museums\n\nImpo
 rt this event into your calendar: http://apps.alexandriava.gov/CalendarTe
 st/iCal.aspx?id=1&si=50608
DTEND:20230217T010000Z
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED: Short Film - AfAmerican History of Ft. Reno
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 ndriava.gov/CalendarTest/Detail.aspx?si=50608</a><br />\n<br />At Fort Re
 no Park\, near Tenleytown\, an important chapter in the history of Washin
 gton?s D.C.?s Black community is barely visible to the modern-day visitor
 . Fort Reno was a bustling neighborhood in which men\, women\, and childr
 en lived\, died\, loved\, worked\, worshipped\, and played. Brian Taylor 
 (author of Fighting for Citizenship [UNC Press\, 2020])\, Miriam Gusevich
  (Catholic University) and Martin Paddack (Howard University) will share 
 their work on the history of the Fort Reno neighborhood and their efforts
  to bring this history to the public. It builds on Brian Taylor?s ?On the
  Fort?: The Fort Reno Community of Washington\, D.C.\, 1861-1951\, the of
 ficial National Park Service Report and benefits from Gusevich?s expertis
 e in urban design and Paddack?s work in the field of architecture.\n<br /
 >\n<br />At this time\, capacity is limited for certain in-person events 
 and advance registration may be required. Please call 703.746.4356 for mo
 re information.\n<br />\n<br />Location: Lyceum\n<br />Contact Phone: 703
 .746.4994\n<br />Audience: Anyone may attend\n<br />Tags: Black History\,
  Black History Museum\, Equity\, Film\, Lecture\, Lyceum\, Museums\n<br /
 >\n<br />Import this event into your calendar: http://apps.alexandriava.g
 ov/CalendarTest/iCal.aspx?id=1&amp\;si=50608
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