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Dian Fossey Exhibit Now Open at Brenau University

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 500 Washington St SE Gainesville GA 30501  See map

Dian Fossey Exhibit - Ongoing


Brenau University, Trustee Library.  This exhibit celebrates the life and work of primatologist Dian Fossey.  The exhibit enhances the students’ and guests’ world understanding, as well as their scientific and analytic curiosity.  The artifacts show Fossey as a dedicated, brave, and intelligent primatologist; as well as a pioneer in her field.   This is the first time her personal items and artifacts have been available for viewing by the public.  Free and open to the public; community groups welcome.  For more info call 770.534.6113, or email library@brenau.edu.  


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NathanFrenchAttorney January 14, 2013 at 06:17 pm
Sounds very cool - hopefully she comes to Royal Oak, Michigan or Southfield, Michigan
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