BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:SoDel X-WR-CALNAME:Restore & Remember: Jason Beach BEGIN:VEVENT UID:354632026-06-15 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260615 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260616 LOCATION:33587 Bald Cypress Lane\nLaurel Delaware 19956 X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=33587 Bald Cypress Lane\nLa urel Delaware 19956;X-APPLE-RADIUS=49;X-TITLE=33587 Bald Cypress Lane:geo: 38.525485,-75.480237 GEO:38.525485;-75.480237 SUMMARY:Restore & Remember: Jason Beach CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Bring your memories and memorabilia for a family history worksh op\nhighlighting experiences and memories from Jason Beach\, as part of th e\nJason Beach Juneteenth Celebration. At this event\, participants are\ni nvited to bring materials from their personal collections that\ndocument h olidays\, family reunions\, baptism\, and leisure activities at\nthe beach . Photographs and scrapbooks\, letters or other paper\nmaterials referenci ng Jason Beach\, swimsuits or other clothing like\nfamily reunion shirts\, games and accessories (i.e. horseshoes\, etc.)\,\nand cookware items are all welcome. Experts from cultural heritage\norganizations\, universities\ , and local history networks will be in the\npavilion to help document and catalog these items and their historical\nmeaning to pass on to future ge nerations. While we would take great\njoy in seeing materials of all sizes \, we recommend participants bring\nitems that would fit into an extra-lar ge tote bag. Free event\,\nregistration is requested to ensure appropriate staffing. Register\nhere: https://dhs.givecloud.co/restore-remember-jason -beach The\nDelaware Historical Society’s Restore & Remember: Historic R &R\nseries engages community members to get involved at important sites\nw ithin Delaware’s Black community while discussing and learning\nabout th e history of each place and the people who used it. A Legacy\n75 Years in the Making: For 75 years\, Delaware State Parks has been\nthe backdrop for outdoor adventures and lasting memories. Since 1951\,\nthe mission has re mained constant: to provide safe\, enjoyable\nrecreation\, protect natural and cultural resources\, and connect people\nto nature. Today\, 17 parks and more than 27\,000 acres stand ready to\ninspire generations to come. V enue: Trap Pond State Park. Presenter:\nDelaware Historical Society.\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Bring your memories and memorabilia for a f amily history workshop highlighting experiences and memories from Jason Be ach\, as part of the Jason Beach Juneteenth Celebration. At this event\, p articipants are invited to bring materials from their personal collections that document holidays\, family reunions\, baptism\, and leisure activiti es at the beach. Photographs and scrapbooks\, letters or other paper mater ials referencing Jason Beach\, swimsuits or other clothing like family reu nion shirts\, games and accessories (i.e. horseshoes\, etc.)\, and cookwar e items are all welcome. Experts from cultural heritage organizations\, un iversities\, and local history networks will be in the pavilion to help do cument and catalog these items and their historical meaning to pass on to future generations. While we would take great joy in seeing materials of a ll sizes\, we recommend participants bring items that would fit into an ex tra-large tote bag. Free event\, registration is requested to ensure appro priate staffing. Register here: https://dhs.givecloud.co/restore-remember- jason-beach The Delaware Historical Society&rsquo\;s Restore &\; Rememb er: Historic R&\;R series engages community members to get involved at important sites within Delaware&rsquo\;s Black community while discussing and learning about the history of each place and the people who used it. A Legacy 75 Years in the Making: For 75 years\, Delaware State Parks has be en the backdrop for outdoor adventures and lasting memories. Since 1951\, the mission has remained constant: to provide safe\, enjoyable recreation\ , protect natural and cultural resources\, and connect people to nature. T oday\, 17 parks and more than 27\,000 acres stand ready to inspire generat ions to come. Venue: Trap Pond State Park. Presenter: Delaware Historical Society.

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