Ranger Talk: Entangled Lives, The Search for Sanctuary
Entangled Lives: The Search for Sanctuary
A Special Ranger Talk
Join a park ranger for an evening of reflection, dialogue, and discovery exploring the intersecting legacies of two influential 19th-century figures: Frederick Douglass, an abolitionist, orator, and writer, and Herman Melville, author of Moby-Dick and Typee.
Explore their connections to New Bedford and consider how the city influenced their lives and work.
Did their paths ever cross? Did they ever meet?
This special ranger talk will take place in the Visitor Center Theater.
Fees
This event is free to attend.
Location
The Ranger Talk will be held in the Visitor Center Theater. The main entrance is located at the top of the front steps on William Street. An accessible ramp entrance is available on the right side of the building through the Visitor Center Garden.
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Please arrive a few minutes early as the event will start at exactly 6:30 PM.
Event Type
- Talk