Murder in the Vermont Woods: A Story about Race, Class, and Gender in the 19th Century

Calendar of Events Humanities for Everyone MURDER IN THE VERMONT WOODS: A STORY ABOUT RACE, CLASS, and GENDER IN THE 19TH CENTURY March 22 2:00 pm VARNUM MEMORIAL LIBRARY Event Navigation « Book Discussion: A Bell for Adano by John Hersey Of Wheelmen, the New Woman, and Good Roads: Bicycling in VERMONT, 1880-1920 » Historian Jill Mudgett tells the STORY OF AN INDIGENOUS MAN FROM SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND WHO CAME TO CENTRAL VERMONT DURING THE LATE-19th CENTURY AND WAS THE VICTIM OF A MURDER. Recreating community connections in a rural VERMONT HILL TOWN, this STORY IS ABOUT POVERTY, racism, disability, and GENDERED VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN, but is also an account of Indigenous movement and choice despite great obstacles. + Google Calendar + iCal Export Details Event Category: Speakers Bureau Event Tags: Lamoille County Organizer Christy Liddy Phone: (802) 644-2117 Venue VARNUM MEMORIAL LIBRARY 194 Main St JEFFERSONVILLE , VT 05464 UNITED STATES + Google Map Website: http://thevarnum.org/ [http://thevarnum.org/] « All Events Event Navigation Calendar Calendar of Events Statewide Cancelled or Postponed Events Events by County First Wednesdays Events Reading and Discussion Events Speakers Bureau Events Vermont Reads Events