Cliveden: Liberty to go to See / Liberty For Women
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Liberty to Go to See
Liberty to Go to See returns virtually on June 10th, 17th, and 19th as part of the Historic Germantown’s Juneteenth celebration. This year’s presentations will focus on three themes: Liberty during the American Revolution, Liberty for the Enslaved and Liberty for Women. Each presentation will feature an introduction from facilitator Patricia Scott Hobbs, scenes from the play and insights from three guest speakers. Tickets are $5 for each program and on sale now through Eventbrite. All registrants will receive the Zoom presentation’s link on the day of each program. Visit https://cliveden.org/liberty-to-go-to-see/. The second presentation in Cliveden's series, Liberty for Women. The program features an introduction and facilitation with Patricia Scott Hobbs, scenes from Liberty to Go to See, and insights from Dr. Lisa Tetrault, Associate Professor of History at Carnegie Mellon University.
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Cliveden
A site of the National Trust for Historic Preservation and a proud member of Historic Germantown, Cliveden opened to the public in 1972. Built in 1763-1767, Cliveden was home to seven generations of the Chew family and the men and women who worked for them, was the site of the Battle of Germantown in October 1777, and is an important example of Philadelphia Georgian architecture. Cliveden focuses on telling the multiple narratives of the property by interpreting the buildings and grounds; giving a voice to the men and women—black, white, free, enslaved, and indentured—who played a role in the Cliveden story.
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