The Humanities in Alabama: History, Natural History, Folklife and the Arts Lecture Series

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Speaker Selena Vaughn, is very active in the community of Daphne. She’s currently the chairman of the Daphne Utilities Board of Directors, but many constituents may know Selena Vaughn for her volunteer work with the Daphne Beautification Committee or as chair of the Village Point Park Foundation. The Park Preserve located in Daphne, and is very rich in local, national, and world history. Early settlers and immigrants carved out new homes and lived on this land, including the American Indians, Spanish, French and English. This project is supported by the Alabama Humanities Alliance, a state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.