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SUMMARY:America's Cemetery: Arlington National Cemetery
LOCATION:Nineteenth Century Charitable Association 178 Forest Avenue Oak Pa
 rk
DESCRIPTION:Arlington National Cemetery began as a Civil War cemetery and h
 as evolved into a national cemetery. This is the story of some of the grea
 t Americans who served this country and who are buried there. A retired an
 thropologist\, Paula Fenzi has always been fascinated with cemeteries. She
  wrote her graduate thesis on the social organization of midwestern Americ
 an cemeteries. She has published articles in the Journal of the Associatio
 n for Gravestone Studies and made presentations at their annual conference
 s. She has also presented on cemeteries for several Chicago area organizat
 ions. She is a actor at the OPRF Historical Society's annual Tales of the 
 Tombstones cemetery walk at Forest Home Cemetery\, portraying several loca
 l historic figures\, including 2 founders of the Nineteenth\, May Estelle 
 Cook and Elizabeth Ball. Free and open to the public. Donations are welcom
 e! To live stream this program\, visit our website. A recording will also 
 be available from the website one week later. https://ncca.memberclicks.ne
 t\n\nhttps://www.oprfchamber.org/events/94039
URL:https://www.oprfchamber.org/events/94039
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