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Special Grants for Local Cemetery Groups and Small History Museums are Available

November 5 2009 Cemetery Documentation and Preservation Major Grants

The Arkansas Humanities Council invites applications ...
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Articles

Preserving local history by Saving the Cemeteries by Jeff Root

September 1 2009

A clear day in Waldo is likely to find Earnest Hills and Edna Hopson in Cedar Grove Cemetery, each devoted to saving a piece of history ...

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Exhibits

Music in Baroque Culture: 1600-1760

Seven 24" x 36" framed posters can be hung or exhibited on easels. One shipping case. 1985

The history of baroque music is illustrated with explanatory text, prints, paintings, and drawings from that period. The first poster is an exquisite color reproduction of Carlo Saraceni's "St. Cecilia and an Angel," circa 1610. Perfect for display in libraries, museums, and art centers. 
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What are the Humanities?

The humanities include the study of history, literature, ethics, philosophy, language, and the various legal, cultural, religious, and folk traditions – past and present – that define the human condition. Through the humanities we remember our history and envision our future. Reading, writing, storytelling, research, and many forms of public dialogue and conversation are central to the humanities and at the core of what we do at the
Arkansas Humanities Council.



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