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DESCRIPTION:<p align='center'><strong>“Immigrants to East Tennessee\, 1845-
 1925” </strong></p>\n<p align='center'><strong>A Lecture by Natalie Hansen
 </strong></p>\n<p align='right'><strong> </strong></p>\n<p>PROGRAM:<strong
 >      </strong>“Immigrants to East Tennessee\, 1845-1925” A Brown Bag Lec
 ture by Natalie Hansen</p>\n<p>DATE:              Noon\, Wednesday\, Novem
 ber 14\, 2012</p>\n<p>LOCATION:      East Tennessee History Center<br />\n
 601 South Gay Street\, Knoxville.</p>\n<p>ADMISSION:    FREE | Attendees a
 re encouraged to bring a “brown bag” lunch</p>\n<p>East Tennessee’s early 
 settlement is well documented and familiar to most.  Learn more about the 
 second large wave of immigrants that took place between 1845-1925.  They w
 ere composed largely of people from Eastern and Southern Europe\, includin
 g French and German Swiss\, Italians\, Czechs\, Hungarians\, Polish\, Russ
 ians\, Jewish\, and other populations\, who\, like the first immigrants\, 
 came here in search of opportunities for a better life.</p>\n<p>As part of
  her work to develop a new student education program for use at East Tenne
 ssee Historical Society\, Natalie Hansen has researched immigrant trends a
 nd populations in East Tennessee for the period\, uncovering some fascinat
 ing individual stories along the way.  Ms. Hansen is a graduate student in
  information science at the University of Tennessee and worked as a practi
 cum student with the East Tennessee Historical Society in 2012.</p>\n<p>Fo
 r more information on the lecture\, exhibitions\, or museum hours\, call 8
 65-215-8824 or visit the website at <a title='blocked::http://www.easttnhi
 story.org/' href='http://www.easttnhistory.org/'>www.EastTNHistory.org</a>
 .</p>
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SUMMARY:Natalie Hansen Lectures at ETHC Knoxville
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