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Join Dennis Loba on June 19 at 3pm as he explores the various timepieces of the eighteenth century. Dennis will explain where timepieces were coming from, show examples from his collection and answer your questions.
Friday, June 19, 2020 at 3:00 pm Eastern Time
FREE online webinar sponsored by the Germanna Foundation
Registration required: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_la0KVQVpRKWTNBHotpGslQ
ABOUT THE PRESENTER: Dennis Loba is known to Germanna Foundation mainly for his portrayals of Alexander Spotswood and the Rev. John Thompson. He is a history graduate of Virginia Military Institute and a former Army Officer who served on active duty, as well as in the Virginia National Guard. He has been an avid student of history his entire life and specializes in the 18th century Material Culture. He is a “regular” at many historical sites including Carlyle House, Mt. Harmon Plantation, Fort Frederick, Williamsburg, and numerous others. He credits his wife Donna, in dealing with his continual historical “crusades” as there is usually a pile of books he is reading, surrounding his favorite chair in their living room!
This is a FREE webinar from the Germanna Foundation. We are using this webinar and the registration process as a test run before our online conference webinars in July.
Notes:
- You do not need to have a Zoom account to register for this webinar but when you join the webinar on June 19 via a computer, the program may ask you to download a file for this specific webinar.
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