A Historical Review of Some European Monumental Architecture

Class - In Person & Zoom | Available (Membership Required)

1700 College Crescent Virginia Beach, VA 23453 United States
Pungo Auditorium - F133
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Wednesday, July 2, 2025 (one day)
10:00 AM-12:00 PM on Wed
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$15.00

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A Historical Review of Some European Monumental Architecture

Class - In Person & Zoom | Available (Membership Required)

Humans build. We shape the world around us and leave a mark upon it. This lecture briefly touches on some monumental architecture found in Europe from the Roman period through this century. Through stories, images, and shared wisdom, we will come to better understand some of the thoughts, beliefs, and intentions of monumental architecture as well as some of its lasting legacies.

David Kays

David Kays hails from Baltimore, MD. He has a BA in history from Hiram College (Ohio) and an MA from Old Dominion University (down the road). He completed his MDiv at Christian Theological Seminary, Indianapolis, and has been in ministry as well as teaching since 2006. He currently pastors Warwick UCC in Newport News and teaches Virginia/US history with Virginia Beach Public Schools. David has benefited from travel to Europe since the 1990s and has found a common thread of architecture and art history throughout his life and life studies. He is married with three daughters.