Virtual Program: Spiritualism and the Tragedy of Mary Lincoln

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Join us on Zoom at 2:00 pm on Wednesday, December 18, 2024, for an exploration of the extremely popular Spiritualist movement of the Victorian period and how Mary Lincoln coped with grief through her involvement in it. Mourning the loss of her husband and three of her four children, Mrs. Lincoln found consolation in the belief that the living could communicate with the dead.

 

Registration is required: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0qcuCrpj4pGNaJ2sBPWF53eMnmaUXQymI3.

 

Jessie Cortesi is a Senior Lincoln Librarian at the Rolland Center for Lincoln Research in the Allen County Public Library. She comes to the profession with a background in public history and librarianship with a focus on exhibits. Cortesi stewards the Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection and curates exhibits for all audiences, offering tours and programming centered on President Abraham Lincoln’s life and times.