African American
Ironworkers
Thursday, Feb 21, 7:30 PM
Gail Thomas discusses the distinctive landscape and architectural structures of the historic Muirkirk Iron Works. With photographs & artifacts, Thomas examines the everyday lives of the African American iron workers and the buildings, churches and social organizations that they created in the historic community of Muirkirk. The discussion will also highlight the interaction between the residents of Muirkirk and the African American community of the grove in Laurel. Thomas is manager of the M-NCPPC's Black History Program. Families welcome.
Laurel, MD 20707
301-776-6790
TTY 301-808-2061
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY MEMORIAL LIBRARY SYSTEM
Sign language interpreter available upon request. Please contact the branch at least two weeks in advance. Join our email list for program & service updates at www.pgcmls.info
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