Canal conference to explore the Chicago waterway heritage
The South Suburban Heritage Association hosts its 12th cultural history conference on March 13 at the Marie Irwin Center Homewood. The event centers on The Canal that Built Chicago with keynote John Lamb and other experts outlining the canal’s impact on Midwest growth, migration, and industry. Registration costs 24 dollars includes a packet, lunch, maps, and a guide. deadline is March 8.
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