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January-February Bulletin
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Fourteen Days &
Two Thousand Miles
Monday, February 27
7 p.m. - Carnegie Room
Steve Rambach will be sharing photos from his recent trip to France at this free Friends of Lincoln Library program. During Mr. Rambach's presentation, viewers will visit the vineyards of Burgundy and Bordeaux, enjoy the French Riviera, see the religious pilgrimage site of Lourdes, watch preparations for the royal wedding in Monaco, experience midnight in Paris, enjoy Monet's gardens, the Chenonceau Castle and the D-Day Museum.
Book Groups
Join one, or both, of the library's book groups and enjoy lively discussion with new friends. The upcoming schedule is as follows:
Classics Book Group
February 20, Noon
Bicentennial Room
Confessions of Nat Turner,
by William Styron
Contemporary Fiction Book Group
February 22, 6 p.m.
Carnegie Room South
Still Alice,by Lisa Genova
by Jennifer Egan