Chautauqua Weekend Highlights Kansas History in Lawrence
Chautauqua events entertain and educate with speeches and workshops drawing near one thousand viewers. The sesquicentennial of Kansas birth is noted with the 1854 Kansas-Nebraska Act as Pace and Diane Eickhoff discuss Clarina Nichols and her legacy. Tours of Oak Hill Cemetery and Lawrence neighborhoods prove popular while Youth Chautauqua camps engage children. Evening performances feature Lincoln vs Douglas reenactments, amid minor technical delays and strong public interest.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Pace
Diane Eickhoff
Clarina Nichols
Eickhoff
Nichols
California
Janice Parker
Houston
Parker
Lawrence Public Library
South Park
Madalynn Kerr
Massachusetts Street
Gum Springs
Lincoln
Richard L. Johnson
Illinois
Stephen Douglas
Frederick A. Krebs
Johnson
Krebs
Jennifer Flippin
Bleeding Kansas Chautauqua schedule in Lawrence
The remaining Bleeding Kansas Chautauqua events unfold in South Park and at venues around downtown Lawrence. Highlights include Pastor Cordley re enacting a Quantrill era sermon, a trolley history tour, Lecompton tours, Lincoln Lore and Becoming an Abolitionist workshops, Kid Tauqua activities, and a Bryan Wiley concert with Clark Nichols scholar Diane Eickhoff leading, plus cemetery and Oak Hill tours and a First Blood exhibit.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
John Jewell
Watkins Community Museum of History
Mass
James H. Lane
Kansas University
Forrest “Phog” Allen
Haskell Indian Nations University
Dudley C. Haskell
Quantrill
Mike Yoder
Journal-World Photo
Rita Haugh
Lawrence
Hobbs Park Memorial
10Th
Delaware
Kansas
Chautauqua
South Park
Ith
Massachusetts
Jworld.com
Territorial
Paul Stuewe
Eldridge Hotel
Kansas Center For
Mobile Bleeding Kansas
Lecompton
Lane University
E. Woodside Ave
L. A.m
David Dickerson
David Atchison
Lawrence Public Library
Richard Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Lawrence Visitor Center
Oak Hill Road
Katie Armitage
Freestaters
Diane Eickhoff
Clarina Nichols
Spranen Gardens
1700 Road
KU West
15Th
Iowa Streets
David Matheny
John Brown
Bryan Wiley
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Hurst
John Lounsbury
Stuewe
Lindsay
Janson
Mike Belt
Jennifer Byrd
Maria Buskirk
Lauren Buskirk
Charles Everett Pace
America
Jared Soares
Isaiah Martin
11Th
Richard Gwin
Journal World Photo
Clinton
Jimmy Johnson
Kansas City
Jonny Johnson
Nancy Durbin
Martha Parker
Clinton Cemetery
Jewell
Pastor Cordley
Cordley
Plymouth Congregational Church
KLWN
Michael Paul
Watkins Museum
Thomas Barber
Randy Thies
Kansas Historical Society
Crystal Ballroom
Pioneer