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PROGRAM: The Bill of Rights and You

|Programs|PROGRAM: The Bill of Rights and You

Presented by:

Humanities Kansas

Current Initiative: 225th Bill of Rights Anniversary National Partner: National Archives Local Partner: Libraries, Museums, Nonprofits, Other Subject: History, Other Audience: All, Children and Families, K-12, Rural Communities, Young Adult, Youth/Teen

In commemoration of the 225th anniversary of the Bill of Rights, Humanities Kansas, in partnership with the National Archives and FSHC, presented, “The Bill of Rights and You,” a pop-up display exhibit at 13 Kansas sites:

Atchison County Historical Society
Bonner Springs City Library
Dodge City Public Library
Goodland Public Library
Harper Public Library
Haysville Community Library
Humboldt Historic Preservation Alliance
Johnson County Library – Lackman Branch, Lenexa
Medicine Lodge Public Library
Oakley Public Library
Pleasanton Lincoln Library
Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library
Winfield Public Library