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SUMMARY:Undesign the Redline
DESCRIPTION:UNDESIGN THE REDLINE \nSeptember 1 – October 31 \nLibrary Hours: Home | Worthington Libraries \nOld Worthington Library’s Popular Library (main floor) \nSystemic challenges today\, like inequalities in housing\, education\, income\, criminal justice and health\, are far from separate issues. They are rooted in a deep and tangled history of discriminatory policies\, practices and processes that remain hidden and misunderstood. In addition to shining a light on the inequality\, Undesign the Redline can help with the long-overdue conversation about it\, reframing challenges as opportunities\, so discussions about race\, wealth\, opportunity and power are not about guilt and blame. \nThe exhibit explores the history of structural racism caused by the 1938 federal redlining maps\, which color-coded U.S. cities by their level of security for real estate investments. Some neighborhoods\, often with Black populations\, were outlined in red and deemed the riskiest for mortgages. This long-ago inequality continues to affect our communities today\, but Undesign the Redline focuses on the ways we can “undesign” these systems together. \nPresented in partnership with the Worthington Historical Society\, City of Worthington\, Worthington Community Relations Commission\, Worthington Schools and Erase the Space.
URL:https://worthingtonhistory.org/event/undesign-the-redline/
LOCATION:Old Worthington Library\, 820 High Street\, Worthington\, Ohio\, 43085
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SUMMARY:Walking Tour #2 at Walnut Grove Cemetery (1900s)
DESCRIPTION:Book A Tour\n\n\nSunday\, September 17th\, 2 pm; $7 per person \nThis walking tour of Walnut Grove Cemetery will primarily feature the later arrivals from the 1900s who made their own unique contributions to Worthington. \nThe tour will speak to the contributions to sports and art of James Lorimer and Bill Arter\, as well as Forrest Detrick\, inventor\, developer and banker. Learn about the Corbin funeral homeowners and Howard Potter of Potter Lumber. Hear about Herman Plesenton Jeffers who created the development of Plesenton. We will share some history about Addie Banks and her sister Nora\, daughters of one of the driving forces of the A.M.E. church as well as James Birkhead\, one of the three principal founders of the church along with his many contributions to Worthington in general. We will also talk about a gentleman who fled from Castro’s Cuba to make a life here\, about one of only two Worthington area men to receive the Silver Star medal in World War II and some cemetery humor displayed through amusing inscriptions and much more. The walk will cover sites from the far east end of the cemetery to the far west end. Wear your walking shoes! \nThe tour will meet by the office near the Milton Street entrance and will be about one and a half hours. Parking is available by the service buildings as well as along the roads. Rain or shine!
URL:https://worthingtonhistory.org/event/walking-tour-at-walnut-grove-cemetery-3/
LOCATION:Walnut Grove Cemetery\, Milton Drive\, Worthington\, OH\, 43085\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tröndlin Fortepiano in Concert: An Evening with Nicole Lemaire
DESCRIPTION:Friday-Sunday\, Sept. 22-24th\, 7 p.m. each evening \nThe Orange Johnson House\, 956 High Street \n$25 per person \nThe Worthington Historical Society will welcome Nicole Lemaire on a return visit to Worthington this September. Madame Lemaire is an accomplished pianist from Chambéry\, France\, where she taught at the Conservatory. She will play a concert on three evenings showcasing both the Society’s instrument and the works of Robert Schumann and Frederick Chopin. \nTo learn more about the Tröndlin fortepiano\, visit www.pbs.org/video/broad-and-high-worthingtons-trondlin-piano/ \n\nBook A Tour\n\n\n 
URL:https://worthingtonhistory.org/event/trondlin-fortepiano-in-concert-an-evening-with-nicole-lemaire/
LOCATION:Orange Johnson House\, 956 High St\, Worthington\, OH\, 43085\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230923T190000
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SUMMARY:Tröndlin Fortepiano in Concert: An Evening with Nicole Lemaire
DESCRIPTION:Friday-Sunday\, Sept. 22-24th\, 7 p.m. each evening \nThe Orange Johnson House\, 956 High Street \n$25 per person \nThe Worthington Historical Society will welcome Nicole Lemaire on a return visit to Worthington this September. Madame Lemaire is an accomplished pianist from Chambéry\, France\, where she taught at the Conservatory. She will play a concert on three evenings showcasing both the Society’s instrument and the works of Robert Schumann and Frederick Chopin. \nTo learn more about the Tröndlin fortepiano\, visit www.pbs.org/video/broad-and-high-worthingtons-trondlin-piano/ \n\nBook A Tour\n\n\n 
URL:https://worthingtonhistory.org/event/trondlin-fortepiano-in-concert-an-evening-with-nicole-lemaire-2/
LOCATION:Orange Johnson House\, 956 High St\, Worthington\, OH\, 43085\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tröndlin Fortepiano in Concert: An Evening with Nicole Lemaire
DESCRIPTION:Friday-Sunday\, Sept. 22-24th\, 7 p.m. each evening \nThe Orange Johnson House\, 956 High Street \n$25 per person \nThe Worthington Historical Society will welcome Nicole Lemaire on a return visit to Worthington this September. Madame Lemaire is an accomplished pianist from Chambéry\, France\, where she taught at the Conservatory. She will play a concert on three evenings showcasing both the Society’s instrument and the works of Robert Schumann and Frederick Chopin. \nTo learn more about the Tröndlin fortepiano\, visit www.pbs.org/video/broad-and-high-worthingtons-trondlin-piano/ \n\nBook A Tour\n\n\n 
URL:https://worthingtonhistory.org/event/trondlin-fortepiano-in-concert-an-evening-with-nicole-lemaire-3/
LOCATION:Orange Johnson House\, 956 High St\, Worthington\, OH\, 43085\, United States
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