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Lafayette’s Farewell Tour: A Hero’s Welcome in Havre de Grace
3:30 – 4:00 p.m. Hutchins Park
After mingling with the citizens of Cecil County, Lafayette will board a boat as he did in 1825 and cross the Susquehanna River to Frank Hutchins Park in Havre de Grace. Upon his arrival, he will be greeted by a cheering crowd, young girls bringing him posies, local dignitaries, and his brother Masons. Accompanied by a Revolutionary War color guard with fife and drum, Lafayette will then proceed to Graw Alley at Harmer’s Town Art Center.
4:00 – 7:00 p.m. Graw Alley at Harmer’s Town Art Center
A welcoming ceremony at Graw Alley will kick off the festivities, as local dignitaries welcome Lafayette and he accepts their greetings. Following the ceremony, attendees will have the opportunity to meet Lafayette, enjoy offerings from local food trucks, participate in games and crafts presented by various organizations, and visit local vendors. Live music will enhance the festivities. At 6:00 p.m. Lafayette will share his memories of previous visits to Harford County and express his appreciation for the welcome he received on his farewell tour.
7:00 – 9:30 p.m. Concord Point Park
Lafayette will lead the crowd from Graw Alley to Concord Point Park for a concert followed by fireworks. Family-friendly activities will also be on site!
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Trials and Triumphs: A History of the African American Experience in Harford County, MD
The exhibit is open from 11a-3p starting July 7th and ends August 1st!
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Honoring Our Army
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Exhibit on Lafayette’s Life, George Washington’s “adopted son”
Come learn about the son of France who became an "adopted son" to George Washington every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from June 3rd – June 18th 10 am -2 pm. Questions? Email them to info@harfordhistory.org.
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An Afternoon with Mary Katharine Goddard, Printer of the Declaration of Independence
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