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CATEGORIES:Museums and Exhibitions
CREATED:20161230T101241
SUMMARY:World War: America and the Creation of a Superpower
LOCATION:292
DESCRIPTION:The exhibit, which is aligned with the 100th anniversary of the U.S.’s entr
 y into WWI in 1917 and the 75th anniversary of U.S. involvement in WWII in 
 1941, will be on display from August 31, 2016--June 23, 2017. The exhibit e
 xamines the way these wars have defined the country’s place in the world.\n
 Featured objects include propaganda posters from the Sullivan Museum’s own 
 collection, on loan from the Robert Hull Fleming Museum of Art & Anthro
 pology in Burlington, and the Pritzker Military Museum & Library in Chi
 cago. These posters offer a fascinating look into how war objectives were c
 ommunicated to the country. Also on exhibit will be a rare complete “Hello 
 Girls” uniform, on generous loan from Norwich alumnus James Mullin. Hello G
 irls were bilingual switchboard operators who served in the U.S. Army Signa
 l Corps during World War I.\nOther objects on display include trench art, u
 niforms, medals and objects from the field. The exhibit also includes a lis
 tening station that will take visitors back in time to experience the home 
 front via radio broadcasts.\nAlso in conjunction with the exhibit, all are 
 invited to participate in a free book discussion series called “The Path to
  War,” co-sponsored by the Vermont Humanities Council.\nFor more informatio
 n about the exhibit or the book group, please call the Museum at 802-485-21
 83 or visit our webpage at http://academics.norwich.edu/museum (http://acad
 emics.norwich.edu/museum).The Sullivan Museum & History Center is Vermo
 nt's only Smithsonian Affiliate.\nThe museum is closed on Sundays.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The exhibit, which is aligned with the 100th anniversary of the U.S.’s e
 ntry into WWI in 1917 and the 75th anniversary of U.S. involvement in WWII 
 in 1941, will be on display from August 31, 2016--June 23, 2017. The exhibi
 t examines the way these wars have defined the country’s place in the world
 .</p><p>Featured objects include propaganda posters from the Sullivan Museu
 m’s own collection, on loan from the Robert Hull Fleming Museum of Art & An
 thropology in Burlington, and the Pritzker Military Museum & Library in Chi
 cago. These posters offer a fascinating look into how war objectives were c
 ommunicated to the country. Also on exhibit will be a rare complete “Hello 
 Girls” uniform, on generous loan from Norwich alumnus James Mullin. Hello G
 irls were bilingual switchboard operators who served in the U.S. Army Signa
 l Corps during World War I.</p><p>Other objects on display include trench a
 rt, uniforms, medals and objects from the field. The exhibit also includes 
 a listening station that will take visitors back in time to experience the 
 home front via radio broadcasts.</p><p>Also in conjunction with the exhibit
 , all are invited to participate in a free book discussion series called “T
 he Path to War,” co-sponsored by the Vermont Humanities Council.</p><p>For 
 more information about the exhibit or the book group, please call the Museu
 m at 802-485-2183 or visit our webpage at <a href="http://academics.norwich
 .edu/museum">http://academics.norwich.edu/museum</a>.The Sullivan Museum & 
 History Center is Vermont's only Smithsonian Affiliate.</p><p>The museum is
  closed on Sundays.</p>
CONTACT:Lindsay Lord: llord@norwich.edu
X-EXTRAINFO:http://academics.norwich.edu/museum/at-the-museum/exhibits/current-exhibits
 / (http://academics.norwich.edu/museum/at-the-museum/exhibits/current-exhib
 its/)\n\nThe Museum is closed on Sundays.
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