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Interesting Facts 2. Our "national sport" was originally spelled Base-Ball (1787). |
Last week we asked... What amazing reading ability would you choose?
#1 - Instant recall - to remember all the things I read #2 - Download the books instantly to my brain #3 - The ability to stop time (and read all the books) Thanks for your responses and here's to improved memory! |
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The MOST- Science on the GO! Zoom!
Monday, July 8, 11 a.m.
Seymour Library
Join The MOST for exciting science experiments about space and the earth. The event will take place on the library’s front lawn, families are encouraged to bring blankets to sit on. Rain location will be St Peter and John Episcopal Church (across the street from the library). All ages welcome.
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Lights, Camera, Social Action!
Tuesday, July 9, 5:30 p.m.
Seymour Library
This month: Wretches & Jabberers (1 hour, 30 minutes). Two men with autism embark on a global quest to change attitudes about disability and intelligence. The goal of the program is to raise public awareness around disabilities and create a community dialogue.
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Discover Your Family Story
Wednesday, July 10, 11 a.m.
History Discovery Center, Seymour Library
Children (3rd grade and up) and families will learn the basics of searching family history with library staff. Children must be accompanied by a parent. Please register.
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Watch how iron gall ink was made, which was most likely used in the Declaration of Independence. The video is brought to you by the National Archives. |
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Do you have old family photos on slides or a bunch of negatives? Borrow Seymour Library's image converter. It holds slides or negatives and will copy the image into digital files to store or download.
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Credits Created by Leigh with assistance from Mary, Bill, and Liza. Thanks! |
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