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Every Other Tuesday at 4 PM ET: Lofi History
Historians Glen Kyle and Marie Walker take your history questions from the chat while Libba Beaucham plays cool electronic music! Watch on Twitch, Facebook Live, or YouTube Live.Livestream Rerun: My Dearest Friend -

Letters & Writing in the 18th and 19th Centuries
Wednesday, August 4th at 2PM
Historian Glen Kyle presents a free livestream about the process and implements of letter writing during the 18th & 19th centuries.

Members Livestream: Immigration in the Early 20th Century
Friday, August 6th at 2PM
“Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free…” Immigration has always played a part in the American Experience. In this program, join Historian Marie Walker as we look at immigration through the lens of Ellis Island and Angel Island. Ellis Island was one of the busiest immigrant inspection stations in the U.S. from 1892-1924, while Angel Island immigration station handled most of the immigration on the west coast from 1910-1940. Learn about these sights and the important role they played.

Livestream Rerun: Tour of the White Path Cabin
Wednesday, August 11th at 2PM
Historian Glen Kyle takes you on a virtual tour of the 18th century White Path Cabin located at the Northeast Georgia History Center in Gainesville, GA. The White Path Cabin was home to Cherokee Leader and traditionalist White Path who was removed from his home in Elijay, Georgia and tragically died along the Trail of Tears.

Members Livestream: A Nutshell History of the Olympic Games
Friday, August 13th at 2PM
From shadow of Olympus over 2500 years ago to Lake Lanier in 1996, join Historian Glen Kyle as we explore the ancient Olympics, the modern, their similarities, and their differences.

Livestream Rerun: In a Nutshell - The Life and Work of Louisa May Alcott
Wednesday, August 18th at 2PM
Historian Marie Walker presents a free livestream about Louisa May Alcott, author of the popular Little Women series. Learn about the autobiographical influences of Louisa May Alcott, her writing career, and the development of the Little Women books.

Members Livestream: The Life and Career of Amelia Earhart
Friday, August 20th at 2PM
Amelia Earhart was a pioneer in aviation whose tragic death led to speculation and intrigue, propelling her to legendary status. But what was this woman behind the legend really like?
Join historian Marie Walker as she tells you all about the child who was not raised to be a “nice little girl,” but of a girl whose passion for adventure led to a remarkable and ground breaking career.

Livestream Rerun: Wedding Traditions of the Victorian Era
Wednesday, August 25th at 2PM
Join Historian Marie Walker for a free livestream presentation on wedding traditions from the Victorian era. From white wedding dresses and extravagant cakes, you'll learn "something old" and "something new" in this program!

Members Livestream: Black Gold, Teas Teas - Oil and the United States
Friday August 27th at 2PM
Once upon a time, petroleum deposits were considered a nuisance... until combustion engines came around. Since then, the technological, social, and political history of the U.S. has been closely-tied to this fossil fuel. Just how closely? Tune in to find out!