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I’ve been reading various historical books about CHQ in readiness for this summer’s celebration of the 150th anniversary (and a CLSC pin to allow bragging rights of having done so🙄). A key nugget that registered in my pea brain is that the Institution was founded by 2 different gentlemen engaged in similar pursuits in response to a post civil war nation in emergence and struggle. Just 10 years after the war, yet it probably felt a lifetime for some, and with several years of idea birthing and finally a per chance meeting of the gentlemen, Miller and Vincent found each other and began what has become a national treasure (for those who can afford it). In the course you taught recently, did CHQ come to mind at all as a significance within those years?

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Woohoo! I'm going to try to elbow my way in!

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Excellent! I imagine you are planning to attend???

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