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MUSEUM PROGRAMS PUT LIVING HISTORY ON DISPLAY FOR RESIDENTS
2016
Overview
The event, \"Civil War Re-enactors: History Outside the Book,\" is part of the Hampton History Museum's oral history program and will start with discussions of the re-enactors' experiences bringing the Civil War to life -- including what compels them to painstakingly research and prepare to portray historical figures and then spend days on end living in another time -- and then will open up for audience questions. \"The man's life, while fascinating, is equaled by the circumstances surrounding his death by poisoning. And all the more intriguing in that the only witness was a free black servant, Lydia Broadnax,\" [Seamus McGrann] said. As part of the museum's Port Hampton lecture series, Colonial Williamsburg actor Christopher Hull will portray [George Wythe] for a talk titled \"George Wythe: A Life of Law and Learning.\" The lecture is at 7 p.m. May 2.
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Tribune Publishing Company, LLC
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