The Semi-Colon Club was a literary discussion group Harriet joined while living in Cincinnati. Our Semi-Colon Club discusses the issues that make up Harriet’s legacy--from the 19th century until the present day.
Events in this collection
October Semi Colon Club Discussion: Lovecraft Country
Sun 25 Oct, 16:00
Free
August Semi Colon Club Book Discussion: Fever in the Heartland
Sun 23 Aug, 16:00
Free
June Semi Colon Club Book Discussion: Smashing Statues
Sun 28 Jun, 16:00
Free
Semi Colon Club Book Discussion: A Plausible Man
Sun 3 Aug, 16:00
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Semi Colon Club Book Discussion: The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy
Sun 22 Jun, 16:00
Free
Semi-Colon Club: The Unexpected Diva with Tiffany L. Warren
Sun 6 Apr, 16:00
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Semi-Colon Club: The Keeper with Kelcey Ervick
Sun 2 Mar, 16:00
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Poetry of Frances Ellen Watkins Harper (October Semi-Colon Club)
Sat 26 Oct, 10:30
Free
Driving the Green Book (August Semi-Colon Club) - ZOOM SIGNUP
Sat 24 Aug, 12:00
Free
Poetry of Frances Ellen Watkins Harper (June Semi-Colon Club) - ZOOM
Sat 22 Jun, 10:30
Free
The Shaping of Black America (April Semi-Colon Club) - ZOOM
Sat 27 Apr, 10:30
Free
The Shaping of Black America (April Semi-Colon Club) - LIBRARY
Sat 27 Apr, 10:30
Free
Paul Laurence Dunbar: Beyond the Mask
Sat 24 Feb, 14:00
Free
October Semi-Colon Club: The Scarlet Sisters
Sat 28 Oct, 10:30
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August Semi-Colon Club: How the Word is Passed
Sat 26 Aug, 10:30
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April Semi-Colon Club: The Doctors Blackwell
Sat 22 Apr, 10:30
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February Semi-Colon Club: Richard Wright's Almos' A Man (film)
The Harriet Beecher Stowe House bears witness to generations joining their voices for truth in the nations struggle toward freedom and humanity for all. We sustain and grow the legacy of Harriet Beecher Stowe, the Beecher family's Cincinnati home, and its time as the Edgemont Inn. We facilitate historical exploration, inspire positive change, and support dialogue about social issues related to that heritage.
