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Evenings Upstairs: Paducah's Early Theatres

5:30pm - 6:30pm
Evening Upstairs
Library Branch: McCracken County Public Library
Room: Meeting Room
Age Group: Adults
Program Type: Evening Upstairs
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Paducah has a fascinating history of theaters beginning in the 1850s.

Evenings Upstairs: Market House Theatre- How an Idea to Save a Building Became a Cultural Cornerstone of Creativity in Paducah

5:30pm - 6:30pm
Evening Upstairs
Library Branch: McCracken County Public Library
Age Group: Adults
Program Type: Evening Upstairs
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Market House Theatre- How an Idea to Save a Building Became a Cultural Cornerstone of Creativity in Paducah

Evenings Upstairs: The Ghostly World

5:30pm - 6:30pm
Evening Upstairs
Library Branch: McCracken County Public Library
Room: Meeting Room
Age Group: Adults
Program Type: Evening Upstairs
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Just in time for the bewitching season, author and ghost hunter John Kachuba will bring his phantasmal expertise to this October Event !

Co-Sponsored by Kentucky Humanities 

Evenings Upstairs: The Mantle Rock Preserve, A Witness to the Trail of Tears

5:30pm - 6:30pm
Evening Upstairs
Library Branch: McCracken County Public Library
Room: Meeting Room
Age Group: Adults
Program Type: Evening Upstairs
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In Celebration of Native American Heritage Month

Evenings Upstairs: Mayfield as Common Ground, The Art of Ellis Wilson and Helen LaFrance

5:30pm - 6:30pm
Evening Upstairs
Library Branch: McCracken County Public Library
Room: Meeting Room
Age Group: Adults
Program Type: Evening Upstairs
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American artists Ellis Wilson and Helen LaFrance chose different artistic paths, but both began life in Graves County.

Evenings Upstairs: The Creation of a County… the Story of McCracken’s Formation

5:30pm - 6:30pm
Evening Upstairs
Library Branch: McCracken County Public Library
Age Group: Adults
Program Type: Evening Upstairs
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This presentation will take you through the beginnings of what became Kentucky’s 78th county, McCracken. 

Hensel will discuss the origin of the name and highlight the daring pioneers who helped develop McCracken County.