The Bicentennial Historian's Symposium: A Commemoration of the Founding of Tallahassee (Day 2)
The Bicentennial Historian's Symposium: A Commemoration of the Founding of Tallahassee (Day 2)
Join us for a two-day commemoration of the founding of Tallahassee, featuring eight prominent Florida historians and the talents of Theater with a Mission.
Speakers Schedule for Day 2 (Friday, March 22)-
10 - 10:45 AM: Jane Landers - "Fernando Ortega, Antonio Proctor, and Negro Abraham: Atlantic Creoles and Their Multiracial Military Networks across Florida"
11 - 11:45 AM: Andrew Frank - "Indigenous Floridians, The Settler State, and the Birth of Tallahassee"
2 - 2:45 PM: Tracy Revels - "'In Near Equal Measure': Women in Early Tallahassee"
3 - 3:45 PM: Boyd Murphree - "Florida Governors and Tallahassee: Leading, Living, and Sometimes Dying in the State Capital"
Mission San Luis
09:30 AM - 05:00 PM on Fri, 22 Mar 2024
Event Supported By
Tallahassee Historical Society
(850) 212-7730
president@tallahasseehistoricalsociety.org
Artist Group Info
aidanmackinlay@gmail.com
Mission San Luis
2100 West Tennessee Street
Tallahassee,
Florida
32304
(850) 245-6406
info@missionsanluis.org