Join in the Lincoln Memorial Centennial festivities virtually! Park rangers lead a virtual program for students about the Lincoln Memorial in honor of its completion 100 years ago in 1922. Learn more about the building, its symbolism, events that have happened there, and how the meaning has evolved over time.
Join National Mall and Memorial Parks rangers and their friends for a teacher professional development series in honor of the completion of the Lincoln Memorial 100 years ago in 1922. In the final session of the Lincoln Memorial at 100 Teacher Workshop Series, we will look at events that have taken place at the Memorial. We began last fall with the 1922 Dedication, which examined what the builders and leaders in 1922 thought the Memorial meant. Over the years, events onsite have introduced different themes. We will explore some of the many activities here and how the meaning of the Memorial has evolved over time. This is your last chance to consider ways you and your students can participate in the Lincoln Memorial anniversary this May!
Join National Mall and Memorial Parks rangers and their friends for a teacher professional development series in honor of the completion of the Lincoln Memorial 100 years ago in 1922. February's session will be presented by Ranger Stacy Humphreys from the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park located in Hodgenville, Kentucky.
Wednesday, December 15, 2021, 5:00pm EST
National Mall and Memorial Parks rangers and their friends lead a teacher professional development series in honor of the completion of the Lincoln Memorial 100 years ago in 1922. Through 6 virtual, one-hour sessions for educators, taking place on the third Wednesday of the month through April, learn about the history of the Memorial, the events that have taken place there, and how the meaning has evolved over time.
Wednesday, November 17, 2021, 5:00pm EST
National Mall and Memorial Parks rangers and their friends lead a teacher professional development series in honor of the completion of the Lincoln Memorial 100 years ago in 1922. Through 6 virtual, one-hour sessions for educators, taking place on the third Wednesday of the month through April, learn about the history of the Memorial, the events that have taken place there, and how the meaning has evolved over time.
