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A Celebration of Marie Hicks' Life
Theodore Hicks and Charles Hicks speak about the life of their mother, Marie Alexander Hicks, and her impact on the civil rights movement. Watch the funeral cortege circle the walls of Girard College, and its symbolic procession around the school's entrance circle, signifying the open door to students of all races and genders.
JEFFREY A. HAINES and SAMANTHA TEMPLETON / Inquirer Online Producers
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Designed by Lit Brothers display designer, Thomas Comerford, and built by German toy firm Christian Hofman expressly for Philadelphia's Lit Brother's department store, the Enchanted Colonial Village is a 3/4 life-size display depicting scenes of workshops in a small colonial hamlet preparing for the holidays.
Monday, November 23
• 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM •
Please Touch Museum • 4231 Avenue of the Republic, Philadelphia, PA
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