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Native Conversations: On Bended Knee: The Story of Native Americans in the Civil War

Native Conversations

We are excited to have Park Ranger Kerry Jones from Pea Ridge National Military Park to host the next installment of Native Conversations: “On Bended Knee: The Story of Native Americans in the Civil War”

The discussion will be held on December 14, 2019 at 5:30 PM. Ranger Jones will discuss the significant contributions Native Americans made to the war effort during America’s Civil War.  A special emphasis will be placed on Indigenous People who fought at the Battle of Pea Ridge, March 7 and 8, 1862.

Kerry King Jones is a seventh generation Arkansan who earned undergraduate degrees in history and political science.  He also earned masters degrees in academic history and public history. Kerry has taught at the college level for eleven years.  He has won numerous awards and commendations for his programs in more than thirteen years working for the National Park Service. 

Registration is free and not required, but those who register will be ensured a seat at the event.

Earlier Event: December 14
Storytime at the Museum