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Join us for a free summer lecture titled "A Little Post Called St. Joseph," presented by Erika K. Hartley, Director and Curatorial Fellow of the Fort St. Joseph Archaeological Project and instructor at WMU's Institute for Intercultural and Anthropological Studies. This event will take place on Wednesday, July 22, from 7pm to 8:30pm in the Rotunda at the Niles District Library and is open to all ages with no registration or library card required. Discover the historical significance of Fort St. Joseph and its connection to the American Revolution as we commemorate America250. For more information, please contact the Niles History Center at 269 845-4054 or via email at nileshistory@nilesmi.org. This event is sponsored by the Fort St. Joseph Archaeological Project, Niles District Library, Niles History Center, and WMU.
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all ages,american revolution,archaeological project,historical significance,seasonal,summer lecture,the fort st. joseph archaeological project: summer program: a little post called st. joseph
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