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PROGRAM: KS The Bill of Rights and You

|Programs|PROGRAM: KS The Bill of Rights and You

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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, the Kansas Humanities Council, 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