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Lunch & Learn Lecture at Harmon Museum

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Lunch with President Abraham Lincoln​February 18 | 11:30am

Join us for an afternoon that transcends time. We are honored to welcome renowned historic presenter John Cooper as he inhabits the character of our 16th President, Abraham Lincoln.

I have faith in the people. They will not consent to disunion. The danger is, they are misled. Let them know the truth, and the country is safe."  Abraham Lincoln
I have faith in the people. They will not consent to disunion. The danger is, they are misled. Let them know the truth, and the country is safe." Abraham Lincoln

Lincoln’s ties to the Miami Valley are deep; from his 1859 visit to Dayton, to his friendship with Lebanon’s own Thomas Corwin, he viewed the region as the "garden spot of the world." Cooper will regale us with the wit, humility, and intellectual rigor that defined the Lincoln presidency.


Lincoln’s presence reminds us of a time when leadership was measured by the "better angels of our nature" rather than the volume of one's grievances. Come witness a portrayal of an Executive who understood that the weight of the Union required a steady hand, a quiet mind, and faith in its people.



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Mixed Greens with Apples. Pecans, Mozzarella & House Vinaigrette

Herb Stuffed Chicken with Gravy

Wild Rice Pilaf

Green Bean Almondine

Warm Apple Cobbler

Coffee, tea, Lemonade






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.



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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Location

Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park 

16 S. Williams St., Dayton, OH 45402

Parking:

From W. Third St., turn south on Williams St and then turn left on Fourth St. Go 1/2 block and turn left into the Visitor Center parking area.

CLICK HERE for a parking map.

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