Colonial North America at Harvard Library Symposium (Karin Wulf)

Date:

Tuesday, April 6, 2021, 11:00am to 12:30pm

Location:

Virtual Event

Tuesday, April 6: Keynote Address - 'Digital Access and Making Early America Vast' by Karin Wulf, renowned early American scholar from the Omohundro Institute

Join us for a 3-part celebratory culmination event of the Colonial North America at Harvard Library digitization project. Below is a snapshot of the program’s panel discussion topics led by subject specialists. You are welcome attend one or all days. Each day will run from 11:00am EST to 12:30pm EST.

Are you interested in a particular person, place, or theme from early America? Use the Questions & Comments field to let us know if there are topics you’d like to see discussed.

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