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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DTSTAMP:20260608T111439Z
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DTSTART:20260619T140000Z
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260608T111439Z
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DTSTART:20260620T140000Z
DTEND:20260620T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260608T111439Z
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DTSTART:20260623T140000Z
DTEND:20260623T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
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 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
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  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
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 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
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 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
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 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
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DTEND:20260710T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
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 du/iph.
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
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DTSTART:20260724T140000Z
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
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  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
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 du/iph.
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  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
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  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
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 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
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 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
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 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
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  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
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 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
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 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
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  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
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 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
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 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
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  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
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  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
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  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
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 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
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  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
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  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
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 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
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 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
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 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DTSTART:20260814T140000Z
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
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 du/iph.
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
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SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
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DTSTART:20260822T140000Z
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
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DTSTART:20260826T140000Z
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
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 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
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 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
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 du/iph.
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
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  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
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 du/iph.
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
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 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
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 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
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 du/iph.
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DTSTART:20260916T140000Z
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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 um-exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
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DTSTART:20260924T140000Z
DTEND:20260924T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260608T111441Z
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DTSTART:20260925T140000Z
DTEND:20260925T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DTSTAMP:20260608T111441Z
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DTSTART:20260926T140000Z
DTEND:20260926T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DTSTAMP:20260608T111441Z
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DTSTART:20260929T140000Z
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
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  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
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  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
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 du/iph.
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
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 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
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 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
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  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
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 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
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 du/iph.
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 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
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 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DTSTART:20261017T140000Z
DTEND:20261017T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DTSTART:20261021T140000Z
DTEND:20261021T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DTEND:20261022T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
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DTSTAMP:20260608T111441Z
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DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260608T111441Z
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DTSTART:20261024T140000Z
DTEND:20261024T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:In honor of the Virginia 250 commemorations\, Revolution Close 
 to Home: Hampton Roads and the Struggle for American Independence explores
  the history and enduring legacies of the Revolutionary era in Hampton Roa
 ds. This multi-gallery exhibition brings together artifacts\, immersive di
 gital technology\, and original research to reframe the American Revolutio
 n as a lived experience shaped not just by generals and battles\, but by e
 veryday people\, places\, and objects. \n\n \n\nThe exhibition is organize
 d into three themes:\n\n• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns\, Political
  Dissent\, and Community in Hampton Roads\n\n• A World at War: Revolutio
 nary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads\n\n• Documenting C
 ommemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.\n\n \n\
 nIn addition\, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution\," visitors will be
  invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student rese
 arch and digital exhibits on the website Explore History\, by exploring an
  augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferg
 uson Field\, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampto
 n Roads\, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on
  the Battle of Yorktown\, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast e
 pisode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.\n\n \n\nThe museum 
 exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institut
 e for Public Humanities\, the Public History Center\, and the School of th
 e Arts\, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.\n\n \n
 \nThe exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fi
 ne Arts Center at Christopher Newport University\, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 
 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays\, Mondays\, and July 4th). Most of the speci
 al events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unles
 s otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule\, which can be found at cnu.e
 du/iph.
GEO:37.060809;-76.489946
LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
SUMMARY:VA250 • "Revolution Close to Home" Museum Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/va250-revolution-close-to-home-muse
 um-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Virginia 250 at CNU
END:VEVENT
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