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SUMMARY:Beyond the Book with The Whaling Museum & Education Center
LOCATION:Huntington Public Library Main Building\n<p>301 Main Street\, Col
 d Spring Harbor\, New York.</p>
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 Spring Harbor\, New York.</p>;X-APPLE-RADIUS=10;X-TITLE=Huntington Public 
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DESCRIPTION:Dive into your next great read with The Whaling Museum's â€
 œBeyond the Bookâ€ club\, which is co-sponsored by the library. .\nh
 ttps://myhpl.libnet.info/event/16340110
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Museum educators connect the text to their
  collection\, highlighting artifacts that can enhance your understanding o
 f the book. Enjoy light snacks and drinks while you chat. <strong>Beyond t
 he Book will meet at The Whaling Museum &amp\; Education Center of Cold Sp
 ring Harbor\, located at 301 Main Street\, Cold Spring Harbor\, NY 11724.<
 /strong></p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>This month we are reading <em>Travels wit
 h George: In Search of Washington and his Legacy</em> by Nathaniel Philbri
 ck. In time for summer road trip season\, join us to discuss this unique b
 lend of history book and travel narrative from the award-winning author of
  In the Heart of the Sea. In "Travels with George&rdquo\;\, Philbrick retr
 aces Washington&rsquo\;s 1789 presidential tour through the loose and quar
 relsome confederation of ex-colonies in an attempt to sell citizens on the
  new government and the idea of being &ldquo\;American.&rdquo\; Alongside 
 his wife and dog\, Philbrick follows Washington from Mount Vernon to the n
 ew capital in New York and eventually out onto Long Island (and through Co
 ld Spring Harbor) while considering how the nation&rsquo\;s early history 
 is understood and commemorated today\, all while grappling with the moral 
 tangle of Washington&rsquo\;s legacy.&nbsp\;</p>\nhttps://myhpl.libnet.inf
 o/event/16340110
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