| Justice John Marshall Speaks in Exeter |
In observation of Constitution Day, the American Independence Museum (AIM) will host its annual presentation on our nation’s legal guiding document on Wednesday, September 19 at 7 pm at the Folsom Tavern at MARK YOUR CALENDAR
Folsom Tavern Site of September 19 Constitutional Conversation.
“The purpose of our Constitution program is to recognize this enduring document which changed history,” said Julie Tiebout, AIM’s marketing and development director.
“The document set the course for
“We’re very interested to learn from Mr. Hesse about Chief Justice John Marshall,” continued Tiebout. “He was such a key figure and helped to shape the interpretation of the Constitution.
Richard Hesse is a Professor Emeritus of
AIM’s Constitution program is an excellent opportunity for both local teachers and students; any schools that receive federal funding are required to observe Constitution Day.
“We will have attendance certificates available for educators who are pursuing professional development hours,” said Ms. Tiebout. “Area secondary schools have been contacted about the Constitutional Conversation. It would be a good chance for extra credit and our attendance certificates will be available for students as well.”
The
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