Lunch & Learn Lecture at Harmon Museum
- Aviation Trail
- Jul 22
- 2 min read
DNA Genealogy | Wed., August 20, 2025:
Genealogy, Genetics, and the Quiet Crisis of Misattributed Parentage
Harmon Museum Armstrong Conference Center • (121 S. Broadway, Lebanon, OH)
Genealogy is one of America's favorite hobbies. Genealogy, along with the advent of home DNA test kits, has made finding one's ancestors easier than ever. However, the DNA test craze has also had some unintended consequences. A surprising number of people have discovered that the heritage their parents had told them about is not what their genetics have conveyed. Even worse, some people are being surprised to find out that one or both of their parents are NOT their biological parents.
SPEAKERS: Join us as authors Steve and Becky Osborne explore this topic and how their search for Steve's Native American heritage changed his past, his future, and his definition of family. Find their book, DNA - Did Not Antiquate, online.
COST: $25 for WCHS members / $30 for non-members.
(Includes lunch, lecture & museum admission)
Program without lunch $5 for members / $8 for non-members.
Ticket sales close at midnight the Thursday night prior to the event. If you would like lunch, reservations MUST be made by this time. Tickets for the lecture ONLY option will be available up until the event or may be purchased at the door. There is a small fee associated with the sale of tickets online.
11:00am - Seating/Open Museum | 11:30am - Lunch Served | 12:00pm (noon) - Speaker
Lunch & Learn Lectures are held Every Third Wednesday of the Month | 11:30am - 1:00pm
11:00am - Seating/Open Museum | 11:30am - Lunch Served | 12:00pm (noon) - Speaker
Lunch served before a lecture on a historical topic.
Topics vary but are always presented by a speaker fluent on the subject. Lectures last approximately one hour.
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Harmon Museum & Armstrong Gallery of Flight
Warren County Historical Society
Address: 105 S. Broadway, Lebanon, OH 45036 Phone: 513-932-1817
For much more on the Armstrong Gallery of Flight see the blog page on the Harmon Museum website and scroll down to the post of 4/19/24: https://www.wchsmuseum.org/blog
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