On December 9 from 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m., @UofAlabama students are invited to a free Historic Breakfast at the Gorgas House Museum! Breakfast will be served on a first-come, first-served basis. RSVP through The Source: https://t.co/DQY6Xs43pP

Thanks to everyone who celebrated "A Gorgas House Christmas" with us by writing letters to Santa, making garland and paper crafts, and drinking historic hot chocolate!

Today from 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m., you're invited to the Gorgas House Museum for a free event that will include letter writing to Santa, garland and paper chain making, and hot chocolate and cookies while supplies last! Get the Details: → https://t.co/WZhIiDVF5Z

Write a letter to Santa at the Gorgas House Museum during a free event on Saturday, December 6 from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. We'll also be making garland and paper chains. Learn more: → https://t.co/WZhIiDVF5Z #Tuscaloosa #UniversityOfAlabama #Museums

Make garland with us at the Gorgas House Museum on Saturday, December 6 from 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. Admission to our "A Gorgas House Christmas" event is free. Hot chocolate and cookies will be served while supplies last. Visit website: → https://t.co/WZhIiDVF5Z

On December 4 at 12:00 p.m. in ten Hoor Hall Room 257 at @UofAlabama, Dr. Craig Sheldon and Dean Mosher will be giving a free lecture to discuss their 2012-2015 research reconstructing the footprint of the early UA campus. Visit our website → https://t.co/9a10V12XWl

Visit @TheGorgasHouse this Saturday, December 6 from 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. to write letters to Santa with our historical dip pens and seal them with wax seals! "A Gorgas House Christmas" is a free and come-and-go event. Get details → https://t.co/WZhIiDVF5Z

Celebrate the holidays with @uamuseums with free events at @TheGorgasHouse, Paul W. Bryant Museum and @UAMNH! From writing letters to Santa to enjoying hot chocolate & cookies, see more details about the events: https://t.co/TeQQT7s7wg

On this #GivingTuesday, you can support UA Museums by becoming a member at https://t.co/vcRDa2ZbYR or joining the Circle of Champions at https://t.co/BS2Fxria8a. #UniversityOfAlabama #Alabama #RollTide

Visit the Gorgas House Museum to see an exhibit from University of Alabama students titled “History Grips the Walls: Poetry from Campus Ephema”. It features creative works derived from and inspired by primary source historic documents found in Hoole Special Collections Library.

Join us on December 6 from 1:00-4:00 p.m., for our free "A Gorgas House Christmas" event! We're making traditional Victorian holiday crafts and writing letters to Santa with our historical dip pens and sealing them with wax seals. Visit our website: → https://t.co/WZhIiDVF5Z

December 2 is #GivingTuesday! This year, UA Museums invites you to be part of what we do! By becoming a Supporting Member, you can help make a difference every day throughout our museums, collections, and programs! → https://t.co/7oK6Oq6xKf #RollTide #Alabama #Museums

The Gorgas House Museum will be closed November 22 through November 30 and will reopen on December 2. Photo Credit: Madeline Burkhardt

Thanks to everyone who spent your Sunday afternoon churning butter with us at @TheGorgasHouse! We hope you enjoyed learning how to make butter from scratch, getting creative with embroidery, and trying out Mrs. Abby Fisher's Sweet Potato Pie recipe!

Today from 2:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m., we'll be churning butter at @TheGorgasHouse! This free and all-ages event will give guests the opportunity to taste hand-churned butter on historic bread and learn how to make it! Visit our website → https://t.co/acVNv4b6Hn

Join us at @TheGorgasHouse on November 16 at 2-4 p.m. for a free and all-ages event to learn how to churn butter and participate in other fall activities, just in time for Thanksgiving! Get more info: → https://t.co/acVNv4b6Hn

The Gorgas House Museum will be closed on November 15 and reopen on Tuesday, November 18.

In honor of #VeteransDay, @TheGorgasHouse would like to pay tribute to William Crawford Gorgas, who was ranked as a Major General and served in the United States Army. He later joined the American Medical Association in 1909 and became Surgeon General of the Army in 1914.

Join us at @TheGorgasHouse on November 16 from 2-4:00 p.m. for a free and all-ages event to learn how to churn butter, participate in other fall activities, and taste hand-churned butter on historic bread! Get event details → https://t.co/acVNv4b6Hn

The Gorgas House Museum will be closed today and reopen on Tuesday, November 11.