By The Sanilac County Historical Society
Port Sanilac, MI (June 3rd) – Hear the historical impact from the birth of rock in the early 50s from a social, cultural, political & musical point of view. This lecture’s perspective will take us from ‘54 to ‘67, ending with the summer of love including mention of the Beatles & Jimi Hendrix.
Jason Hundey has been a high school history teacher for Armada Area School District for nearly two decades. He also teaches a humanities pop culture course at Ferris State University. He has been on over 2 dozen world tour trips through EF Education Tours and provides a wide perspective in the scope of his lectures. Come join us inside the Museum Church for an engaging presentation that will prompt nostalgia for many in attendance and discovery of cultural significance for others.
Admission is free for 2024 members of Sanilac County Historical Society, or a $10 donation requested from the general public.
Sanilac County Museum is a self-funded non-profit that provides educational programing and cultural enrichment while managing the property address of 17 historical buildings on 10 acres. For more information on becoming a member to support its operating budget go to sanilaccountymuseum.org/members.php or call 810.622.9946.
The Sanilac County Historic Village & Museum is located at 228 S. Ridge St (M25) in Port Sanilac. For more information visit www.sanilaccountymuseum.org or on Facebook at “Sanilac County Historic Village & Museum”, or call the office at 810.622.9946.
