African Americans and the Impact of the Great Migration in the North and South
Sunday, February 11, 2018
Norwalk Historical Society Museum
In honor of Black History Month the Norwalk Historical Society will be hosting a lecture by Dr. Stacey Close entitled: African Americans and the Impact of the Great Migration in the North and South. The lecture will discuss reasons for the larger migration and also focus on the migrations impact on Connecticut and the nation. Guests can also view the Museums exhibition: Destination Norwalk: African-American Migration from the South, 1940-1970 which highlights the migration of 5 million black Americans from southern states during the "The Second Migration" to urban industrial centers of the North, Midwest and West. Some making their destination Norwalk, Connecticut.
**Please note that the lecture will take place upstairs and seating is limited.
If there is inclement weather, the lecture will be rescheduled for Sunday, February 25, 2018 at 2:00pm.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Rev. Dr. Merle Rumble and Rev. Dewitt Stevens, Jr.
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Cancellations and Schedule Changes:
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Norwalk Historical Society Museum (View)
141 East Avenue
Norwalk, CT 06851
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