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I am very flexible. I have spoken from a flatbed trailer in the baking sun. I have been to a park in the middle of the beloved Sandhills during a windstorm! Most of my performances are inside in a library, school gym, Assisted Living facility or church gathering though. Whatever your situation is… I can make it work for you, bringing history to life! |
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Charlotte |
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Booking is as
easy as 1-2-3! |
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It's grant based
and affordable
for all. |
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1.
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Contact
Charlotte
to
set
a
date
and
time.
Allow
at
least
30
days
for
processing. |
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Fill
out
the
simple
form.
Mail
it
to
Lincoln,
NE
immediately
to
secure
your
date. |
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Libraries,
museums, nursing
homes and town
festivals:
use this form. |
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While
Charlotte
is
at
your
location,
why
not
have
her
stay
to
educate
an
additional
audience?
Packed
youth
audiences
are
often
times
followed
by
brown
bag
lunch
adult
audiences.
Or...
Brown
bag
working
audiences
are
followed
by
elderly
book
clubs
and
Red
Hatters.
The
link
for
the
application
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http://www.nebraskahumanities.org/speakers/HRCEventApp407.pdf |
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o Schools
use this form. |
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3.
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A
grant
check
will
come
to
you
just
prior
to
the
date
secured.
Please
deposit
it
and
make
a
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check
payable
for
the
same
amount
to
Charlotte
Endorf.
Remember
to
send
the
Humanities
their
"report
card"
on
Charlotte
within
10
days
after
she
departs.
This
helps
the
Council
obtain
more
grant
dollars.
Charlotte
also
appreciates
the
feedback.
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“Breaking
down
the
misconceptions
between
the
Orphan
Train
and
the
Orphan
Grain
Train." |
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Charlotte M. Endorf
Independent Scholar & Author
Norfolk, Nebraska
Excess Baggage:
Riding the Orphan Train
402-371-3701 (Home/Fax)
endorf@cableone.net
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"Lois was placed with her little sister, Merle. Six months into the placement the prosperous miller and his wife wished they'd chosen a boy and a girl. Somebody had to go! Find out who!" |
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Orphan Train rider finds it in her heart to forgive, heal...
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Sometimes she finds the scar on her forearm.
With her fingertips, she feels where the wound knit together so long ago. Like Braille only she can decipher, it communicates cruelty and pain.
Her parents gave her up as a child in New York. A train brought her to Nebraska. An immigrant couple in Lincoln claimed her.
Call me "Mother," the German woman said.
Your last name is Schnegelberger now.
Don't tell nobody your real name, or I'll beat you.
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