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VALLEY TALK: Disparate Regimes of Citizenship Rights and Rhode Island History with author Brendan Shanahan

This year again, all Valley Talks will be presented in a hybrid format, meaning guests have the option to attend … Continue reading VALLEY TALK: Rewoven: The Rise, Fall, and Future of American Textiles with Artist Deborah Baronas

This year again, all Valley Talks will be presented in a hybrid format, meaning guests have the option to attend … Continue reading VALLEY TALK: Nathanael Greene – Forgotten Hero of the American Revolution with Paul Bourget

Again this year, all Valley Talks will be presented in a hybrid format, meaning guests have the option to attend … Continue reading VALLEY TALK: Moving Images: The Bicentennial in Motion with Dr. Morgan Grefe

Again this year, all Valley Talks will be presented in a hybrid format, meaning guests have the option to attend … Continue reading VALLEY TALK: Looking Back 50 Years: 1976 and the Bicentennial Celebration in Woonsocket

Valley Talks, a series of biweekly historical lectures, concludes on Sunday, March 23 at 1:30 p.m. at the Museum of … Continue reading Virtual Valley Talks: St. Ann’s: Towers of Faith of Family with Paul Bourget

Valley Talks, a series of biweekly historical lectures, continues Sunday, March 9 at 1:30 p.m. at the Museum of Work … Continue reading Virtual Valley Talks: French-Canadian Quilts in Rhode Island with Professor Linda Welters

Valley Talks, a series of biweekly historical lectures, continues Sunday, January 26, at 1:30pm at the Museum of Work & … Continue reading Valley Talks: Fleeced: Unraveling the History of Wool and War with author and curator Madelyn Shaw

This event is now postponed due to a water event at the museum. The new date is TBD. Valley Talks, … Continue reading Valley Talks: With These Hands with photographer Steve Dunwell

Valley Talks, a series of biweekly historical lectures, continues Sunday, February 9 at 1:30 p.m. at the Museum of Work … Continue reading Valley Talks: The Birth and Death of a Textile Mill with genealogist Bonnie Wade Mucia