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X-WR-CALDESC:Spark Curiosity. Make Connections. Thrive Together.
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260728T180000
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SUMMARY:4HistoryBuffs
DESCRIPTION:Calling all history enthusiasts! 4HistoryBuffs is held on the last Tuesday of each month from 6-8pm. Join guest speakers for lively and entertaining presentations of historical interest.\n \nJuly 28\nGlacier National Park: Its Early History\nSpeaker: Lee Silliman. This month, Lee Silliman will explore the history of Glacier from its significance to Indigenous peoples through 1940, brought to life with compelling “Then & Now” images. This presentation examines the park’s cultural and natural history while revealing the dramatic retreat of its glaciers over the past century, offering a powerful visual perspective on a changing landscape.\n \n \nAugust 25\nHistory of Montana in 101 Places\nSpeaker: Kirby Lambert. The “Last Best Place” is not actually one place but many—places large and small, natural and human-made, urban and rural, old and not-so-old. Behind each are unique stories that, when woven together, tell the colorful history of the state we call home.\n
URL:https://www.missoulapubliclibrary.org/program-calendar/4historybuffs/
CATEGORIES:All Ages,Downtown Library,Presentations &amp; Talks
LOCATION:Level Four, Missoula Public Library, 455 E. Main St, Missoula, MT
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