Join us on March 9 as noted author and professor of history at James Madison University Rebecca Brannon will join us to discuss her soon-to-be-published book, The Weight of Years: Growing Old In America’s Infancy. We will learn more about the fascinating and timely topic of how America’s Founders viewed aging and its possibilities for service to our community and country.
Please use link to register for lecture: https://www.tv-hs.org/events-1/author-talk-rebecca-brannon. There is a $10 non-member fee collected at the door once you are registered. Lobby opens at 1:15 pm and seating begins at 1:30 pm. General admission.
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