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"Chinese" Proverb - The person who says it cannot be done should not
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Feb | CCHS February Lecture Series |
March 17
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The Erin (NY) Historical Society will again sponsor
the Erin Irish Festival; it will be held on Saturday, March 17th, 2007
from 10 AM until 4 PM. The Erin Historical Society Museum will be
open to the public, and the Curator, Pat Wainwright, will have a display,
featuring the 60th Anniversary of the Erin Historical Society. The
Erin Post Master will be there to hand cancel mail with a postal cancellation
stamp especially designed for the 2007 Festival & the "60th Anniversary
of the Erin Historical Society." The Erin United Methodist Church,
and the Erin Volunteeer Fire Dept./Auxillary will also participate; the
Fire Dept. will put on a Corned Beef/Cabbage Dinner, as they have before.
The Erin UMC will have a Bake Sale, entertainment (Lynn Maki & her
guitar & others), and a Cub Scout Display. The "Let's Dance Studio
Celtic Dancers will perform at the Fire Hall. There will be more to announce
prior to the Big Day, so watch for further announcements! We in Erin
invite you all to -"Come & help us celebrate with the "Wee People!"
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You may call me, Suzanne Murphy, Erin Town Historian, for information at (607) 739-0242, or email me at smurphy237@aol.com, or write me at 53 Fairview Road, Erin, NY 14838 |
March 21 | Archie's Meeting. |
April 17 | 4 hour genealogy class by Joyce for Tioga County Office of Aging. Will
be held at Mansfield University- details later.
Beginning Internet Genealogy for local Sr. Citizens 65+ (Bradford, Tioga, & Sullivan Counties residents). There is no registration fee but it will be on a first come first serve basis. To register, they must contact Julie Sexton at the Area Agency on Aging at (570) 265-6121. |
May 16 | Archie's Meeting |
The Chemung County Historical Society’s ANNUAL MEETING
Examines 100 Years of Chemung Valley’s Art History
Monday, January 22, 2007, 6:00PM until 8:00 PM
The Chemung County Historical Society will host its annual meeting on Monday, January 22, 2007. All members are welcome and encouraged to attend. Join John O'Hern, director and curator at the Arnot Art Museum in a discussion about a century of art in the Chemung Valley.
Schedule at a Glance
6:00PM: Dinner catered by PDR
6:45PM: Business meeting, Welcome new trustees
7:00PM: Speaker John O’Hern presents 100 Years of Art in the Chemung
Valley
8:00PM: Adjourn meeting
Reservations
Cost to attend: $15.00 per person
Reservations Deadline: Thursday, Jan. 18th
RSVP To: (607) 734-4167
Rebecca Smith
Education Coordinator
Chemung Valley History Museum
415 E. Water St.
Elmira, NY 14901
phone: (607) 734-4167, ext. 205
fax: (607) 734-1565
educator@chemungvalleymuseum.org
The Susquehanna River Archaeological Center (SRAC)is sponsoring a presentation by Ted Keir and Deb Twigg, Saturday January 20th, at 1:30 pm at the Sayre House Nursing Home in Sayre, PA.
Ted Keir and Deb Twigg are both board members of the Susquehanna River Archaeological Center of Native Indian Studies (SRAC)which is dedicated to education, research and preservation of the region's Native American archaeological, cultural and historical assets for the communities within the Twin Tier Region of Southeastern NY and Northeastern PA.
Twigg will give a 1/2 hour presentation concerning the her research on a well known local Native Indian site called Spanish Hill and Keir will follow showing actual artifacts found at Spanish Hill and the surrounding area. This presentation is great for young and old alike and is free to the public to attend.
To learn more, visit www.sracenter.org.
picture caption: Deb Twigg and Ted Keir are both board members of The Susquehanna River Archaeological Center of Native Indian Studies (SRAC) |
February Lecture Series
A Celebration of Black History Month
Thursday, February 1st @ 7:00pm: Join Kenneth Anderson on a musical journey of discovery. Anderson will sing Negro spirituals, popularized in the 1920s through the 1960s by talented singer and civil rights activist Paul Robeson.
Thursday, February 8th @ 7:00pm: Explore the lessons about the value of domesticity as a guiding idea in the movement for abolition conveyed by Frederick Douglass, Frances Harper, and Charles Chesnutt in the lecture “Frederick Douglass and the Rhetoric of Domesticity” with Elmira College Professor of American Literature, Dr. Michael Kiskis.
Thursday, February 15th@ 7:00pm: Reminisce about the life of famed Elmira native, Ernie Davis, with Davis’ friend and teammate, Jack Moore.
Thursday, February 22nd@ 7:00pm: Sing along to gospel music during this
unique lecture and performance by the Reconciliation Choir.
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