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SUMMARY:Witherspoon’s Legacy in Princeton: A Panel Discussion
LOCATION:Morven Museum & Garden\, 55 Stockton Street\, Princeton\, NJ\, 08
 540\, United States
DESCRIPTION:Time: 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM\n\nDeclaration of Independence signer 
 John Witherspoon’s presence looms large not only in Princeton’s past\, bu
 t very much in its present. Conversations about Witherspoon’s legacy as a
  signer\, an enslaver\, a University president\, and religious figure hav
 e shaped the landscape of the community for decades. Join the Historical 
 Society of Princeton and Morven Museum & Garden for a free panel discussi
 on exploring Witherspoon’s complex impact.\nPanelists will discuss the hi
 storical context\, slavery\, and movements to challenge naming and memori
 als connected to Witherspoon in Princeton. The conversation will be follo
 wed by audience Q&A. We are pleased to be joined by:\nDr. Gordon S. Mikos
 ki\, Associate Professor of Christian Education\, Princeton Theological S
 eminary\nDr. Peter Wirzbicki\, Associate Professor of History\, Princeton
  University\nPrincipal Jason Burr\, Princeton Middle School\nRegistration
  is requested. Click here to register.\nThe program is a part of the Hist
 orical Society of Princeton’s America250 programming\, in conjunction wit
 h Morven Museum & Garden's exhibition\, Five Independent Souls: The Signe
 rs from New Jersey.\nSponsored by Princeton Federal Credit Union.\n📺 Str
 eams live online.\n\nMore info: https://princetonhistory.org/events/withe
 rspoons-legacy-in-princeton-a-panel-discussion/
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