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Archive List Friday, August 15, 2008Sesquicentennial TomorrowAfter two-thirds of a year of "celebrating" the Sesquicentennial of Carson City, the time has come for the actual birthday party to be thrown. Tomorrow, Saturday Aug 16, has been designated the official "Sesquicentennial Day", and that is the day all the events are being held. For the complete list of events I'm going to defer to the Nevada Appeal, who have also put together an article on Fred and Maxine Nietz, who are organizing the event and have also been invaluable in sending in materials both to Around Carson and the WNHPC. Fred and Maxine run Arlington Group, which also puts on other events around town like the Rendezvous and the Christmas Tree lighting. They've done a lot of thankless work to pull off this celebration tomorrow, so I want to be one to say thanks. Sesquicentennial Schedule of Events
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Anonymous said:
on Tuesday, August 19, 2008 at 11:55 PM
In order to commemorate the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence the “Sesqui-Centennial International Exposition” was held in the city of Philadelphia from June 1st - December 1, 1926. Each state was asked to participate in the event by the President of the United States and the mayor of the city of Philadelphia. Delaware legislators responded to the invitation by authorizing the governor in 1925 to establish a commission, the Sesqui Centennial Commission of the State of Delaware.
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