ASL Learn on Location: Stephen Hopkins House
Wednesday, April 4, 11  a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
15 Hopkins Street, Providence RI.

ENRICHri friend Damien Kilbride will provide American Sign Language instruction as we visit Stephen Hopkins house.  Damien is Deaf and communicates exclusively with ASL.
We will have 30 minutes of "learn on location" ASL instruction ; feel free to stay and explore the house afterwards.

This is Providence’s oldest house and first historic preservation success story, twice visited by George Washington. It was the home from 1743 to 1785 of merchant, politician and Signer of the Declaration of Independence, Stephen Hopkins. Hopkins, his wife Sarah and 4 of their 7 children, second wife Anne, and her 3 children, and the slaves, Fibbo, St. Jago, Prince, Toney, Adam and Priamus, lived and worked here, through turbulent times in Rhode Island history. Learn about the white and black lives led in these 8 small rooms, now furnished with period antiques & family heirlooms.

Cost: $4 per person.

Sign up by March 16.
Registration link: https://enrichri.z2systems.com/np/clients/enrichri/eventRegistration.jsp?event=4952&