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Georgetown Portraits

The Struggle for Justice. On October 29th, 2011, the Campaign for Georgetown. Hosted a celebratory event at the National Portrait Gallery. Attendees toured selected galleries that featured portraits of many of these Georgetown alumni and other famous figures with connections to the University. Inspired by this event, Georgetown Portraits, developed with the guidance of renowned lecturer and Georgetown faculty member Diane Apostolos-Cappadona. Portrait of Archbishop John Carroll. The Continental Congress .
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The Struggle for Justice. On October 29th, 2011, the Campaign for Georgetown. Hosted a celebratory event at the National Portrait Gallery. Attendees toured selected galleries that featured portraits of many of these Georgetown alumni and other famous figures with connections to the University. Inspired by this event, Georgetown Portraits, developed with the guidance of renowned lecturer and Georgetown faculty member Diane Apostolos-Cappadona. Portrait of Archbishop John Carroll. The Continental Congress .

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The website portraits.georgetown.edu has the following on the web site, "On October 29th, 2011, the Campaign for Georgetown." I analyzed that the webpage also said " Hosted a celebratory event at the National Portrait Gallery." They also stated " Attendees toured selected galleries that featured portraits of many of these Georgetown alumni and other famous figures with connections to the University. Inspired by this event, Georgetown Portraits, developed with the guidance of renowned lecturer and Georgetown faculty member Diane Apostolos-Cappadona. Portrait of Archbishop John Carroll."

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