illuminate history
Curiosity: forget “Cherchez la femme” (Look for the woman.) “Cherchez l’histoire.” (Look for the story.)
It’s official!
A few days ago, my fellow presenters and I received this terrific poster from Deborah Reddig of the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. It was an attachment to email in which she wrote, in part, “Your presentations have already been announced to our Museum members through our Milepost magazine. Also, as the time is closer, I will be generating a news release, an email blast and Facebook postings.”
illuminate history 
Diana, that’s really neat. Looks like you are having fun with it and that is what is important!