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University Heights History Presentation Evolution of the US Flag

Thursday, September 9 — 6:30pm

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The University Heights Historical Society presents Evolution of the US Flag at Grace Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall, 3993 Park Boulevard. Educator Shirley Harms will present a brief history of the United States flag, starting with the 13th century British Cross of St. George, to the 50-star flag of 1959. She will also explain the historical significance of the often controversial Don’t Tread on Me flag. The presentation will feature full-size replicas of eleven flags to illustrate many of the steps in the flag’s evolution. Admission is and parking are free. Please enter the church through the back gate and proceed up the stairs to the Fellowship Hall.

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