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white house historical association is essential. it's the only organization fully devoted to preserving the rich history of the white house and carrying the legacy forward for future generations. everyone here this evening is an important part of that mission. we thank you for your support and we are deeply grateful for your partnership as we look forward with excitement to the next 60 years of the white house historical association and the continued success of its vital mission. so. ladies and gentlemen, good evening. welcome to the kansas city public library. i'm crosby kemper thir...

so today we're gonna be talking about the question of what it was like to be arrested. the subject is the arrest in the united states 1880s to 2001. now, the reason i chose that, periodization, is that we've been in class talking about the 19th century up through. the 1880s with our tj stiles book and with our timothy guilfoyle book and and i didn't want to go any past 2001 because it's a i think that there are so many people who have so much sort of living experience about being arrested in these 20 years that it seems silly for a historian to begin to tackle it at this point. so i'...

so. ladies and gentlemen, good evening. welcome to the kansas city public library. i'm crosby kemper third, the director of the library, and it's our pleasure to welcome you to dr. harry laver presentation on the 240th anniversary of washington inns crossing the delaware. an extraordinary moment in american history and for a treat from losses in. new york city so harsh where was that general washington and his other senior commanders considered burning new york city congress forbade continental congress forbade the burning of new york city. the current congress would like to reconsid...

so. ladies and gentlemen, good evening. welcome to the kansas city public library. i'm crosby kemper third, the director of the library, and it's our pleasure to welcome you to dr. harry laver presentation on the 240th anniversary of washington inns crossing the delaware. an extraordinary moment in american history and for a treat from losses in. new york city so harsh where was that general washington and his other senior commanders considered burning new york city congress forbade continental congress forbade the burning of new york city. the current congress would like to reconsid...

William Henry Ohlmann began his Heavenly journey on December 17, 2021 as a result of a house fire which took his life. Bill was born April 11, 1950 in Holy Cross Hospital, Merrill, Wisconsin to Rozella Ella Mae Wolfe and Frederick Wilhelm Ohlmann. He was the third child of seven.   Bill was employed in a variety of businesses and farming. Places of employment included Hoffman Construction, ITC, Krueger & Steinfest and the Wood Chips in Wisconsin and in Michigan. He was a dedicated, reliable employee who found numerous ways to use his mechanical skills. After experiencing a disabling illn...