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March 1st

Hope is a Duty - The Revolutionary Life of Adrienne Lafayette

  • Admission: Free, or $16 for box lunch
  • Location: Farmington Historic Plantation
  • 3033 Bardstown Rd.
  • Louisville, Indiana 40205
  • Time:
    1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
  • Contact: Bonny Wise
  • Email: wises496@gmail.com
  • Phone: (502) 554-5504

Hope is a Duty - The Revolutionary Life of Adrienne Lafayette

This presentation will focus on the life of Adrienne Lafayette from her marriage in 1774 to her death in 1807. In three segments – American Revolution, French Revolution and Olmutz/Chateau La Grange – the author will show how Adrienne challenged conventional mores and roles for women. Adrienne’s involvement in her husband’s political life was crucial to the pivotal revolutions of the 18th century. On a personal level, her courage, strength and ingenuity saved Lafayette’s life, their son’s life, and their family’s future in France.

Tickets cover boxed lunch only. If no lunch is wanted, the admission is free and open to the public. Thanks to American Friends Lafayette Bicentennial Committees, Jeffersonville & Louisville.

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