A Date We Will Always Remember: 9/11

On September 11, 2001, the world seemed to stop. To this day, it is a powerful tragedy that Americans who were alive during that time remember vividly. It is a day where through the tragic loss of innocent lives, heroes were made. It is a day that cannot and will not ever be forgotten. Historian Jim Gibbons returns to our library to discuss the September 11th terrorist attacks of the Twin Towers in New York to observe the 20th anniversary of this devastating tragedy. Gibbons will explain the events that took place before, during, and after the attacks and how it will be timestamped forever in American history.

This live lecture will be held in the Bubank Meeting Room.  Please wear a mask.  Registration is required and seats are limited. Please email adultservices@harvard-diggins.org to sign up.