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e g a t i r e Heritage H e e s s e n n e Tennessee T , y t n u o County, C n o t g n i h s a W Washington e e Th Th PPRESENTATIONSRESENTATIONS IINDIVIDUALNDIVIDUAL / OORGANIZATIONRGANIZATION EXHIBITSEXHIBITS Friday's Speakers Schedule 9 - 9:45 am Gordon Sisk, Rev. Samuel Doak 10- 10:45 am Megan Tewell, History of Ashe Street Courthouse Th e Individual/Organization Exhibitions bring 11 - 11:45 am Walk in their Boots together local heritage and cultural organizations 12 - 12:45 pm Walk in their Boots 1- 1:45 pm Joy Branham, Th e Perfect 36: Tennessee's Crucial Part in Securing Wom- and sites in the Historic Jonesborough Visitors en's Right to Vote Center and Emporium, which gives participants an 2 - 2:45 pm Dr. Ron Roach, Tweetsie Trail and the historic and cultural events com- opportunity to engage with heritage and cultural sites, memorated along the trail 3 - 3:45 pm Sabine Hill Social Society, Dance knowledge, and techniques. Th ese exhibitions provide students, teachers, and parents with a taste of public and Saturday's Speakers Schedule 9 - 9:45 am TBA private heritage and cultural sites, in which, they can visit at 10 - 10:45 am Walk in Th eir Boots later dates to fully take in the educational experiences. 11 - 11:45 am Sabine Hill Social Society, Dance In addition, organizations can showcase their missions, 12 - 12:45 pm Reagan Cornett, Geographical and Archeological Investigation at David Crockett Birthplace State Park visions, programming, and projects to the public through 1 - 1:45 pm Dr. William Kennedy, “Celebrating 50 years of Historic Zoning in Jones- the use of visual and/or oratory exhibitions. Knowledge- borough" able individuals will also have the opportunity to showcase 2 - 2:45 pm Dr. Patrick Stern, Embree House Farm 3 - 3:45 pm TBA their individual research, cultural work, and craft to provide another perspective of learning. LLIVINGIVING HHISTORYISTORY TTIMELINEIMELINE

Green Space Pre Revolution / Indi- Kings Mountain SAR (Friday only) LLIVINGIVING HHISTORYISTORY TTIMELINEIMELINE gieous People OVTA James Hilton, Spirit of the Wolf Native Gordon Sisk, Rev. Samuel Doak American Style Flutes Gerald Muskin, Longhunter Th e Living History Timeline, which will be presented in Th underbolt Warriors Mill Springs and Jimmy Neil Smith Storytelling Parks and Lawn of Central Christian Church Pre Lawn of Christopher Taylor House other sites around the town of Jonesborough, will consist Revolution / Settlers / Longhunters / 1790-1860 of tradespeople and reenactors in particular time period Craft ers Sabine Hill Social Society based camps from pre-Revolutionary to early 20th Century Will Vogt, Blacksmith Demonstrator Scott Th ompson, Woodworking Demon- regalia. Th e Living History Timeline presents educational strator Storytelling Park 1860-Present experiences through the visual representation of life throughout Walk in Th eir Boots Mill Springs Park Revolutionary / Pre history, which includes period clothing styles, language, 1800s State of Franklin DAR - Women’s Suff rage techniques, and experiences. In addition, it provides a look at jobs Movement and trades, as well as economic, social, racial, and gender stature IINDIVIDUALNDIVIDUAL / OORGANIZATIONRGANIZATION EXHIBITSEXHIBITS throughout time. Archives of Appalachia Herald and Tribune PPRESENTATIONSRESENTATIONS East Tennessee Historical Society Tipton-Haynes Historic Site On Friday and Saturday, from 9 am to 4 pm, there will be Heritage Alliance Callie Ruble - Adam Alexander Broyles House Johnson City Women’s Suff rage Centinnial Clinchfi eld Railroad Museum presentation based learning experiences for Coalition Th e Reece Museum Rocky Mount Historic Site Northeast Tennessee Museum Association students and the community. Th ese presentations Kings Mountain Chapter, Sons of the Ameri- (must be beside the Reece Museum Table) are on a variety of topics related to Washington can Revolution Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Embree House Farm - Patrick Stern (Only on Society - East Tennessee Chapter County history, heritage, and culture from arche- Friday) Birthplace of Country Music Museum logical digs to interpretive dance to recreational rails- ****** AllAll Presentations,Presentations, LivingLiving HistoryHistory Knob Creek Museum Netherland Inn TTimelines,imelines, aandnd IIndividualndividual / OOrganiza-rganiza- United Daughters of the Confederacy, Johnson McKinney Center to-trails project. Th ese presentations will be given in the City Chapter Washington College Academy Alumni Asso- ttionion EExhibitsxhibits areare SSubjectubject toto Change.Change. classroom at the Jonesborough Visitors Center. Th ey will John Sevier - Sarah Hawkins DAR ciation PPleaselease bebe suresure ttoo ccheckheck ooutut jjgstn.org/gstn.org/ Elijah Cross II Chapter US Daughters of 1812 Dr. Ron Roach - ETSU Dept. Of Appalachian also require registration, as a max of 20 individuals can aannual-heritage-fair/nnual-heritage-fair/ fforor uupdatedpdated iinfor-nfor- / Katherine Marbury Scott Chapter of the Studies attend each presentation. mmation.ation. Colonial Dames Mountain Home National Cemetery