Upcoming Events

Upcioming Events Cincinnati Seminar on the City,20032004 Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminat Department of History, University of Cincinnati Oct. 9, 2003 Walter Lang:, am, University of Cincinnati A Higher Standard of Excellence:Tbe Development of tbe Architectural Profession in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Before World War I Nov. 13,2003 Bridget Ford, University of California, Davis Borderlands of Belief:Religion and Race in Cincinnati and Louisville on tbe Eve of tbe Civil War Dec. 11, 2003 Ruby Rogers, Cincinnati Museum Center Obio Remembers tbe Civil War in Metal and Stone Jan.8,2004 James Ramage,Northern Kentucky University Morgan' s Raid in Ohio Feb.12,2004 John Fairfield, Xavier University Movies and Cities:An Historical Account of Their Interpretation Mar. 11, 2004 Tracy Teslow,University of Cincinnati Exhibiting Difference:Natural History Museums and tbe Race Question Apr.8,2004 Kim Gruenwald,Kent State University Technology and Regionalism in tbe Obio Valley May 13, 2004 James Holmberg, The Filson Historical Society Down tbe Obio and into tbe Wilderness: Tbe Lewis and Clark Expedition and tbe 0bio Valley Cincinnati Seminar on the City is a joint program of Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal and the University of Cincinnati Department of History. The lectures, which take place the second Thursday of each month from October 2003 through May 2004, at 7:30 p.m., are held in the Reakirt Auditorium or the Newsreel Theater,Cincinnati Museum Center, 1301 Western Avenue. A special subscription for the Seminar series is available at $ 5 for CMC members and graduate students and $ 10 for nonmembers . The subscription includes notes on the lecture, monthly reminders, and a reservation form for dinner. The lectures are free and open to the public. Please join us for tbe twelfth annual Cincinnati Seminar on tbe City. OHIO VALLEY HISTORY 66 Filson on Main Now Open Lewis and Clark:Tbe Exploratic, n of tbe American West, 18031806 " The Filson Historical Society brings you this new exhibit to introduce you tc) the significant rc, le that the Louisville,Kentuck>, area and the Ohio Valley played in this national story. As the nation celebrates the bicentennial of the Expedition, children and adults alike call come into contact with the genuine substance of our co, intry' s history at Filson oti Main. Housed iii BrorvnForman Corpc,ration' s newly renovated building at 626 West Nlain Street,the exhibit features The Filson' s nationally recognized Lewis and (: lark Collection, which tells the story of the Lewis and Clark Expedition throtigh portraits, artifacts, letters, diaries, documents , books, maps, newspapers, . ind photographs. Louisville played an important role in the legendary journey west that took place between 1803 and 1806. William Clark, expedition coleader, lived in I.ouisr ille with othet· 1»lellibers ot his family. Meriwether Lewis came to Louisville to meet C:] ark on Oct() her 14, 1803, thtis formitig one of the most famous partnerships in . American histor>. Now,experience the journey for yourself at Filson on Main. Location: 626 West Main Streett L() uisville,Kentucky 40202 502) 5660 () 84 Hours: Monday -Saturday,9:30 a.m. tc)5:00 p.m. Sunday, 12:30 p.m. tc)5.00 p.m. Group rates are available. A gift shop offers a variety of books, dolls, maps, and other memorabilia. Parking is widely available near the Main Street gallery,and several restaurants cater to Main Streett traffic. SUMMER 2003 67 ...