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Life in the Past Lane at Rodgers Tavern & Perryville

Posted on April 23, 2022March 2, 2024 by admin

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Life in the Past Lane at Rodgers Tavern

(2022 Rodgers Tavern Museum Virtual Spring Lecture)

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“Life in the Past Lane” examines the role of Perryville and the Rodgers Tavern as an important transportation hub from the colonial era to the 20th Century. Join us in this engaging program as we journey into the past lane, examining the unique stories and characters of the Lower Susquehanna River, the local ferries, and the old colonial road still carrying traffic past the Tavern and the bridges. This presentation includes many seldom-seen photos, which will help us consider the tavern’s role in developing the broader community. So be sure to join us as we consider important history in your neighborhood.

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Apr 23, 2022, 06:30 PM

Click here for register for the Rodgers Tavern Museum virtual program

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1 thought on “Life in the Past Lane at Rodgers Tavern & Perryville”

  1. Patricia Merk says:
    April 23, 2022 at 11:47 pm

    I registered for this but missed it because of the time difference between your location and mine in Texas. In the future please put the time identifier (like EDT) on times for online webinars etc.
    Will it also be on website for me to watch?

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