- Registration is required for this event.
- Registration will open on July 21, 2026 @ 6:30pm.
- A library card is not required.
Program Description
Event Details
Discover information on historical people, places, or things.
In the more than 100 years since World War I, the term "doughboy" has come to refer exclusively to the soldiers of that war.
However, the origins of that term go back to the infantrymen of General Scott during the war with Mexico.
In this program, hear about the efforts of not only the infantrymen of World War I, but all of the doughboys in the war to end all wars.
About the presenter:
Nationally known actor Terry Lynch specializes in historical portrayals to meet the needs of the young at heart, who are never too old to learn something new about history's most interesting and inspirational figures. His one-man interactive presentations offer audiences a new, first-person perspective on the people and events that comprise our history and culture.
Along with his wife, Laura, a certified educator for over 20 years, and member of "Who's Who in American Education" and "Who's Who Among Young American Professionals," Terry co-authored two books: "Mistakes Happen: An Historical Guide to Overcoming Adversity" and "Nicholas Comes to America, The Story of Santa Claus."
The Lynches began HFK Presents as a way to bring history to life for adults, or the "kids at heart." Remember, history happens when you least expect it!
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Accommodations
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