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Friends Of First Florida Capitol

LXCL:Small capacity. Please limit registration to 2 guests. Doors open 9:30. Any extra seats released at 9:50 for walk-ups.

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ABOUT OUR PROGRAMEphemera, the everyday materials originally intended for temporary use, offers a remarkable glimpse into the past by connecting us with historic places and imagining the lives and activities that filled them. Drawing from his large collection of Tallahassee ephemera, Chris Carlberg, FSU doctoral student will share historical artifacts and discuss how they can be used to interpret historic places, explore the built environment, and bring local history to life. &nbsp; ABOUT OUR SPEAKERChris Carlberg is a PhD Student in Urban and Regional Planning at Florida State University whose work focuses on historic preservation, community development, place attachment, and policy. He is an avid researcher of all things Tallahassee history and a collector of local ephemera and historical materials.

ABOUT OUR PROGRAMEphemera, the everyday materials originally intended for temporary use, offers a remarkable glimpse into the past by connecting us with historic places and imagining the lives and activities that filled them. Drawing from his large collection of Tallahassee ephemera, Chris Carlberg, FSU doctoral student will share historical artifacts and discuss how they can be used to interpret historic places, explore the built environment, and bring local history to life.   ABOUT OUR SPEAKERChris Carlberg is a PhD Student in Urban and Regional Planning at Florida State University whose work focuses on historic preservation, community development, place attachment, and policy. He is an avid researcher of all things Tallahassee history and a collector of local ephemera and historical materials.

Friends Of First Florida Capitol

Traces of Place: How Artifacts Bring Local History to Life

Cascades Park West End

General Admission

Free

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