Lincoln Discussion Symposium

I recently found online a very relevant (I think!) article on the Baltimore County Historical Society site where one of their staff decided to "take it to the streets" regarding how relevant history is to the average person today.

The answers are surprising and quite positive -

History DOES indeed matter, not only to us but to a great many "lay-people" as well as the average "historian."

http://www.hsobc.org/does-history-matter-questionaire/

(11-04-2014 10:51 AM)BettyO Wrote: [ -> ]I recently found online a very relevant (I think!) article on the Baltimore County Historical Society site where one of their staff decided to "take it to the streets" regarding how relevant history is to the average person today.

The answers are surprising and quite positive -

History DOES indeed matter, not only to us but to a great many "lay-people" as well as the average "historian."

http://www.hsobc.org/does-history-matter-questionaire/

Nice to know, Betty. Thanks for sharing this.

History is one of the best teachers and guides that man has. However it's a profound tragedy that we don't seem ever learn from it.

History not only matters...it is crucial.

History is the key to the past and the door to the future!-Herb Swingle