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SUMMARY:Friends of the Morton Museum Book Club: Lanterns on the Levee: Recollections of a Planter's Son
DESCRIPTION:<div x14z9mp="" xat24cr="" x1lziwak="" x1vvkbs"="">Join fellow Friends of the Museum to discuss "Lanterns on the Levee: Recollections of a Plantar's Son" by William A. Percy</div><p x14z9mp="" xat24cr="" x1lziwak="" x1vvkbs"="">&nbsp;</p><div xat24cr="" x1lziwak="" x1vvkbs="" xtlvy1s"="">We’ll explore Percy’s poignant and complex memoir of life in the Mississippi Delta, examining the vanishing world of the Southern aristocracy, the devastating 1927 Great Flood, and a society in the midst of profound transition. Discover a deeply personal reflection on duty, heritage, and the evolving landscape of the South, and dive deep into the complicated history of the region we call home.</div><p xat24cr="" x1lziwak="" x1vvkbs="" xtlvy1s"="">&nbsp;</p><div xat24cr="" x1lziwak="" x1vvkbs="" xtlvy1s"="">RSVP is encouraged, but walk-ins are welcome. Please email your name and the number of attendees to fotmmbc@outlook.com.</div>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div x14z9mp="" xat24cr="" x1lziwak="" x1vvkbs"="">Join fellow Friends of the Museum to discuss "Lanterns on the Levee: Recollections of a Plantar's Son" by William A. Percy</div><p x14z9mp="" xat24cr="" x1lziwak="" x1vvkbs"="">&nbsp;</p><div xat24cr="" x1lziwak="" x1vvkbs="" xtlvy1s"="">We’ll explore Percy’s poignant and complex memoir of life in the Mississippi Delta, examining the vanishing world of the Southern aristocracy, the devastating 1927 Great Flood, and a society in the midst of profound transition. Discover a deeply personal reflection on duty, heritage, and the evolving landscape of the South, and dive deep into the complicated history of the region we call home.</div><p xat24cr="" x1lziwak="" x1vvkbs="" xtlvy1s"="">&nbsp;</p><div xat24cr="" x1lziwak="" x1vvkbs="" xtlvy1s"="">RSVP is encouraged, but walk-ins are welcome. Please email your name and the number of attendees to fotmmbc@outlook.com.</div>
LOCATION:Morton Museum of Collierville History\, 196 Main Street Collierville\, Tennessee 38017
CLASS:PUBLIC
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