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Cheers to 140 years of The Filson Historical Society

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Have you heard? The Filson Historical Society is celebrating its 140th anniversary on Saturday, May 18 at the Filson140: A Heritage Jubilee.

Guests can expect a family-friendly afternoon of immersive activities (like historic bat-making demonstrations), exhibit tours, and tales from the past.

Since 1884, The Filson has collected, preserved, and shared the region’s history. With extensive physical and digital collections, there’s something for everyone. Check out more upcoming events.

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