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TOUR – All Netted Together: Darwin, Wallace, and the Social Life of a Theory
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TOUR – All Netted Together: Darwin, Wallace, and the Social Life of a Theory

Hosted by Rocky Mountain Atheists

Friday 6 November 2026, 14:00

Venue time (Edmonton)

Taylor Family Digital Library · Directions

Friday 6 November 2026, 14:00Venue time (Edmonton)
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Join Annie Murray for a tour of the much anticipated All Netted Together: Charles Darwin, Alfred Russel Wallace, and the Social Life of a Theory.

\This event is at 2pm MT\
The exhibition celebrates the University of Calgary’s acquisition of a significant collection of original and rare published works and some archival materials related to the work and lives of Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace, co-discoverers of the theory of evolution by natural selection.

This is a private tour for Rocky Mountain Atheists! Space is limited to 25 people - please only RSVP if you are SURE you are coming.

The gallery is in the lobby of the Taylor Family Digital Library on the U of C main campus. We can meet in the Museo gift shop then go upstairs as a group.

Best nearby parking places are the Art Parkade (daily flat rate) and there is hourly parking in an "island" in the middle of the the bus loop near Craigie Hall too.

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