Historic Johnson Farm is excited to bring back its winter lecture series, “History Bites.” These informational talks delve into local history, culture, and other interesting information. The programs are free, and coffee will be served. “History Bites” will be on Fridays at 11 AM: January 19, January 30, and February 13.
On Friday, January 19, Johnny Kantner, financial advisor from Western & Southern Life, will give a talk titled, “Protecting Your Assets Against Identity Theft.” Learn how to minimize your risk of your identity getting stolen.
On Friday, January 30, Rick Wood, chair of the Henderson County Education History Initiative (HCEHI), will talk about the mission of HCEHI and bring some artifacts from their Preservation Room.
Finally, on Friday, February 13, Martha Todd, District 1 Vice-Director for the Daughters of the American Revolution and Treasurer of the Abraham Kuykendall Chapter of the DAR, will share stories of local Patriots as well as information about America’s 250th.
After each talk, there will be time for guests to ask the presenter questions. History Bites are free, but donations will be accepted for the farm’s Farm Fund.
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