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Sackets Harbor Discussions: After The Civil War

September 10, 2017 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

Josh Canale and Dr. John DeansThis autumn, the Sackets Harbor Battlefield State Historic Site will continue their readings and discussions series with a “follow up” which takes up where the previous Civil War topic concluded.

Jefferson Community College history instructor Josh Canale will guide the discussions during four Tuesday 7 pm sessions on September 12, 19, 26 and Oct 17. Facilitating with Josh is the College’s past president and history instructor Dr. John W. Deans.

The talks will cover the Reconstruction Era postwar legacies, Westward expansion and the Native Americans, early 20th century rise of economic power impact on society, and the United States growing presence in the world.

Location for the series is the ADA accessible Union Hotel building, at West Main and Ray Sts in Sackets Harbor.

Space is limited, to register, call the Battlefield Site at (315) 646-3634 or email Constance.Barone@parks.ny.gov.

Photo: Josh Canale and Dr. John Deans, provided.

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Filed Under: Events, History Tagged With: Civil War, Military History, Sackets Harbor

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