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Upcoming Meeting

Annual Meeting Notice

NOTE: Before the featured presentation, we will hold the Society's Annual Meeting to briefly conduct some necessary official business, mainly the election of officers & board members and presentation of the annual report, followed by concise updates on the Society's status and ongoing activities.

This Society meeting will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday January 19, 2025
at and co-sponsored by the Tredyffrin Public Libary in Strafford, Pa.
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How National Parks Destroy History

presented by Dave Lawrence

Valley Forge 1878
Valley Forge Village in 1878, before the creation of Valley Forge Park. Courtesy of Lee Kirts.
Dave Lawrence

Our January meeting presentation will feature a presentation by David Lawrence, Ranger and Guide at Valley Forge National Historical Park.

Join Dave for an engaging discussion on the challenges of preservation in the National Park Service, focusing on Valley Forge and its emphasis on 18th-century history. Explore how the park system addresses the challenges of maintaining historical integrity while embracing change, and learn how it navigates these complexities to ensure an enriching experience for visitors.

The development of Valley Forge Park, first by the Commonweaalth of Pennsylvania and later by the National Park Service, resulted in many significant changes to the landscape and buildings in the area.

 

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