I had always heard Meadowlark Hills is for older adults, but when I moved in, I found out Meadowlark Hills keeps us young.
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This Osher Class will be exploring local life during the Victorian period, illustrated by the Wolf Museum and the collections of the Riley County Historical Society and Museum.
The group will delve into local 1880’s community home life through food, fashion, families, government, buildings and work. A special tour after the class of the Wolf House Museum will illustrate the period of the 1880’s.
Join the staff of the Riley County Historical Museum, as they present over Manhattan home life of the 1880’s from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday, Feb. 19, in the Community Room. The second and third classes are scheduled for Friday, Feb. 26, and Friday, March 4, at the same time and location as the first class.
Cost for this class is $45 per person. Prior registration is required. To enroll, or for more information, please go to www.osher.ku.edu or by calling the UFM Community Learning Center at 785-539-8763.
I had always heard Meadowlark Hills is for older adults, but when I moved in, I found out Meadowlark Hills keeps us young.
2121 Meadowlark Road
Manhattan, KS 66502
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Call: 785.537.4610
Email: info@meadowlark.org