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The Marquette Regional History Center is presenting a living history program based on the diaries of Olive and Amos Harlow and their daughter Ellen Harlow Clark.
The Harlows were one of the first families to call the newly established Worcester (Marquette) home. Listen to accounts of their daily lives, struggles, and celebrations as seen through the eyes of parents Olive and Amos Harlow and their daughter Ellen Harlow Clark. Come gain insights to the thoughts and experiences of one of the Marquette’s founding families as they are narrated by current community members using excerpts from their personal diaries.
This is a living history program that will be at the Marquette Regional History Center on November 17, 2021 at 6:30 pm. Suggested $5 donation.
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Suggested $5 donation.
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Ample parking around building and public parking, within walking distance of facility.
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