History Camp 2014

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History Camp is the first unconference or "barcamp" on all things history. It will take place in Cambridge, Massachusetts on Saturday, March 8.

Updated February 13, 2014: More than 100 have registered--authors and historians, well-known history bloggers, executive directors of historical sites and historical societies, grad students, teachers, designers and illustrators, and more--and there are more than 20 topics and 2 panels proposed so far.

If you would like to speak, add your topic and name to the event wiki: www.HistoryCamp.org.

Your can see all of the topics and the list of people registered so far at the registration page: http://historycamp.eventbrite.com.

This is an all-volunteer effort; our goal is simply to break even.

Thanks to the many individual supporters who have made a financial contribution to help cover the costs, and to these organizations who are institutional supporters:

IBM—Making their new space available for the entire day.

Wiley—Underwriting lunch

TrekSolver/MuseumTrek—Underwriting coffee, juice, and more in the morning.

The History List—Underwriting afternoon refueling

Hstry—Providing additional financial support

"Drums Along the Mohawk" outdoor drama—Providing additional financial support

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Cost/Tickets/Registration

There is no cost. However, please register so that we can make sure there is a spot for you.

If you wish to chip in for the cost of lunch or be an Individual Supporter and receive the limited edition History Camp t-shirt and help cover the costs, there are options for that, too. (You must register no later than February 25 to make the cut off for the t-shirt order. We're only printing as many as are ordered through the registration.)

http://historycamp.eventbrite.com

Location

IBM Client Center Cambridge
One Rogers Street
One Charles Park
Cambridge, MA 02142

Directions/Transportation/Parking

A picture of the building you'll be looking for is below. There is ample parking nearby and it's a 15 minute walk from the Kendall/MIT t-stop on the red line.

IBM in Cambridge -- One Charles Park at One Rogers Street