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Name: Frank X. Walker presents How African American Resistance and Resilience in Kentucky won the Civil War
Start: 2024-11-16T13:00:00-05:00
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Lexington Chamber Chorale’s Past and Present Miniature Masterpieces

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Frank X. Walker presents How African American Resistance and Resilience in Kentucky won the Civil War

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Authors

Lexington Chamber Chorale’s Past and Present Miniature Masterpieces

A Life With Ghosts – Steve Gonsalves LIVE

Fleeting Reality

La Grange Book Fair

Book Release Party for “Sleep Tight” by James Markert

Corn Island Storytelling Festival

Louisville Book Festival

Louisville Book Festival

Harold Holzer, Lincoln Scholar, to speak at Farmington

Frank X. Walker presents How African American Resistance and Resilience in Kentucky won the Civil War