Nineteen Yanks left for service from Bartlett’s historic depot heading to training camps in the south and, for most, combat overseas. Walk in their footsteps, learn where they lived and worked and hear about the WWI homefront efforts of the families and friends they left behind.
Each one-hour walk is limited to six participants. It will begin and end at the Bartlett Depot Museum, 100 W. Railroad Avenue, starting at 10 a.m. To register for this free event, email Anne, akirchner@vbartlett.org, with your requested date (June 3; June 17; or July 13) the number in your group and your phone number.
All walks will follow current CDC guidance regarding face masks & social distancing. For high school age and older.
Nineteen Yanks left for service from Bartlett’s historic depot heading to training camps in the south and, for most, combat overseas. Walk in their footsteps, learn where they lived and worked and hear about the WWI homefront efforts of the families and friends they left behind.
Each one-hour walk is limited to six participants. It will begin and end at the Bartlett Depot Museum, 100 W. Railroad Avenue, starting at 10 a.m. To register for this free event, email Anne, akirchner@vbartlett.org, with your requested date (June 3; June 17; or July 13) the number in your group and your phone number.
All walks will follow current CDC guidance regarding face masks & social distancing. For high school age and older.