Moderator, Prof. Lynn Johnson (Dickinson College) and Panelists Scott LaMar (WITF), Brenda Barrett (Hallowed Grounds Project), Richard Utley (Utley Associates), and Carmen James (Mt. Tabor Preservation Project) will explore how we remember, record and tell the story of our community and the ways stories can be used to strengthen a community and reconcile past narratives. […]
As part of our partnership with Greater Carlisle’s Heart & Soul Project, we’ve been awarded a $12,000 grant from Federation of State Humanities and Pennsylvania Humanities to conduct a series of programs on Journalism and Resident Engaged Community Development. As part of this grant we have invited Prof. Jacqueline Jones (University of Texas) to speak […]
This event will be at Hamilton Elementary School. Program: 11:00am – African Jazz with Emmanual Nsingani and Friends 11:30am – Exiled Spoken Word 11:45am – Jim Washington Station of Hope Award 12:00pm – Rooted in African American Music Fashion Show 12:45pm – Honoring Carlisle’s African American Families 1:00pm – VOG 1:15pm – Step Show […]
Presented by Lindsay Varner Lindsay will present a virtual tour and history of the Mt. Tabor Church in Mount Holly Springs.
The second of the Hops & History Series. Author of the new book, For the Love Beer: Pennsylvania's Breweries, Dr. Alison Feeney, will present on our cultural heritage through craft beer. This series will be offered once a month through April. These programs will be held at Burd's Nest on N. Hanover Street and not […]
Implicit bias has shaped the lives of many members of our community; with aspects of our history often forgotten or ignored. The community’s past shapes our present experiences, and while these stories change over different generations, some things have remained the same. We will listen to experiences of different members of our community and explore […]
Presented by Charlie Stone Charles will present a lecture on inventor Daniel Drawbaugh. Charles is a great-grandson of Drawbaugh’s sister and grew up hearing the story: “Uncle Dan was done in by a cruel and corrupt world and thus deprived of his rights as the true inventor of the telephone.” Mr. Stone will review the […]
Presented by Mark Irwin Mark Irwin, a CCHS Photo Archives volunteer, will be introducing and narrating a series of short films, taken by Jim Bradley, of l0cal and regional railroads in the early 1960s, including Carlisle Junction, Reading and Western Maryland freight trains, and Iron Horse Ramble excursion.
Presented by Beverley Bone Local author and historian Beverly J. Bone has written about and assembled the story-telling photographs for her new book Images of America Mechanicsburg. Join us as Beverly discusses Mechanicsburg’s past.
Join us for the third in the Hops & History series at Burd’s Nest. Tad Miller will take a look at weapons that were common during the Whiskey Rebellion. This series will be offered once a month through April. These programs will be held at Burd's Nest on N. Hanover Street and not at CCHS.
RSVP to the exhibit opening on March 28 from 5-7 PM
As we work to uncover forgotten and ignored stories, this panel will ask how should we learn from them. How are these stories being told in our community, in a classroom, a museum, or in the media? How can we use what we have learned about our past to heal? Panelists will look into the […]