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CATEGORIES:Education, New Jersey
CREATED:20170413T122006
SUMMARY:WWI Legacy of Remembrance Lecture
LOCATION:585
DESCRIPTION:On May 9th, Burlington City Adult Education’s guest lecturer series will in
 clude an evening program by Erik Burro entitled LEGACY OF REMEMBRANCE. It w
 ill be an expanded version of other talks which are already scheduled for l
 ibraries in Princeton, Morristown and Bridgeton. In Burlington, he will inc
 lude information that should be helpful for those interested in WWI genealo
 gical research. He has written on related aspects of World War I, provided 
 images for Rutgers WWI exhibition and is scheduled to make appearances at s
 everal county historical societies, elsewhere in the state. While planning 
 a book on New Jersey’s monuments for next year, he has broadened his survey
  research to include New York City and eastern Pennsylvania. He recently ai
 red a NJ monument program for the Veterans Hour, Radio WRSU, New Brunswick 
 and made two presentations for the Armed Forces Heritage Museum. In the spr
 ing of last year, in anticipation of the Centennial, Erik Burro had begun a
  survey of monuments throughout New Jersey. He was surprised to discover ne
 arly 50 figurative monuments, many by famous sculptors, among the nearly 20
 0 WWI memorials around the state. Some had been cared for over the years, w
 hile others were neglected, vandalized or forgotten. He has participated wi
 th the State of New Jersey in updating records and documented information t
 hat is now available on national WWI Centennial website. He expects to leav
 e on a short fact-finding trip to France to solve several mysteries he has 
 uncovered related to the Great War monuments.\nReserve and register your sp
 ot today! Space is limited! THe lecture is $20 per lecture, unless purchase
 d within a lecture series. Make checks payable to: City of Burlington Board
  of Education. And send checks to Capt. James Lawrence School, 316 Barclay 
 Street, Burlington, NJ 08016.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>On May 9th, Burlington City Adult Education’s guest lecturer series will
  include an evening program by Erik Burro entitled LEGACY OF REMEMBRANCE. I
 t will be an expanded version of other talks which are already scheduled fo
 r libraries in Princeton, Morristown and Bridgeton. In Burlington, he will 
 include information that should be helpful for those interested in WWI gene
 alogical research. He has written on related aspects of World War I, provid
 ed images for Rutgers WWI exhibition and is scheduled to make appearances a
 t several county historical societies, elsewhere in the state. While planni
 ng a book on New Jersey’s monuments for next year, he has broadened his sur
 vey research to include New York City and eastern Pennsylvania. He recently
  aired a NJ monument program for the Veterans Hour, Radio WRSU, New Brunswi
 ck and made two presentations for the Armed Forces Heritage Museum. In the 
 spring of last year, in anticipation of the Centennial, Erik Burro had begu
 n a survey of monuments throughout New Jersey. He was surprised to discover
  nearly 50 figurative monuments, many by famous sculptors, among the nearly
  200 WWI memorials around the state. Some had been cared for over the years
 , while others were neglected, vandalized or forgotten. He has participated
  with the State of New Jersey in updating records and documented informatio
 n that is now available on national WWI Centennial website. He expects to l
 eave on a short fact-finding trip to France to solve several mysteries he h
 as uncovered related to the Great War monuments.</p><p>Reserve and register
  your spot today! Space is limited! THe lecture is $20 per lecture, unless 
 purchased within a lecture series. Make checks payable to: City of Burlingt
 on Board of Education. And send checks to Capt. James Lawrence School, 316 
 Barclay Street, Burlington, NJ 08016.</p>
CONTACT:bbaird@burlington-nj.net, 609-230-5601
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