Jan
4
2010
March 10, 2010
Fly Rod Crosby: The Woman Who Marketed Maine by Julia A. Hunter and Earle G. Shettleworth, Jr.
Series: Defining Wilderness, Defining Maine
Location and Time:Pittsfield Public Library, Pittsfield, 6:30 p.m. (the program is free, pre-registration required)
Contact:Holly Williams 207-487-5880
Let’s Talk About It is a free, library-based, facilitated book discussion program for adults who want to talk about what they’ve read, presented in collaboration with the Maine State Library with major support from the Betterment Fund and additional funding from the Maine Charity Foundation at the Maine Community Foundation.
For more information about the series
tags: Earle Shettleworth Jr., Julia Hunter, Let's Talk About It, March 2010, Pittsfield, Pittsfield Public Library, Somerset County | posted in Let's Talk About It, March 2010, Somerset, Uncategorized
Dec
1
2009
June 14, 2010
Fly Rod Crosby: The Woman Who Marketed Maine by Julia A. Hunter and Earle G. Shettleworth Jr.
Series: Defining Wilderness, Defining Maine
Location and Time: Long Lake Public Library, St. Agatha, 6:00 p.m. (the program is free, pre-registration required)
Contact: Jackie Ayotte (207) 543-9395
Let’s Talk About It is a free, library-based, facilitated book discussion program for adults who want to talk about what they’ve read, presented in collaboration with the Maine State Library with major support from the Betterment Fund and additional funding from the Maine Charity Foundation at the Maine Community Foundation.
For more information about the series
tags: Aroostook County, Earle Shettleworth Jr., Julia Hunter, June 2010, Let's Talk About It, Long Lake Public Library, St. Agatha | posted in Aroostook, June 2010, Let's Talk About It, Uncategorized
Jul
13
2009
August 18, 2010
Lecture Series: New and True:
The Modern Woman in Maine, 1800-1940
“The Land and Sea of Three Maine Women Photographers: The Real Photo Post Cards of Thurza Foss, Minnie Libby and Josephine Townsend” by Earle G. Shettleworth, Jr., Maine State Historian and Director, Maine Historic Preservation Commission
Location and Time: Victoria Mansion, Portland, noon
Contact: Tracy Quimby, Education Director, 207-772-4841 ext. 15 or tquimby@vistoriamansion.org
Building on the Let’s Talk About It reading and discussion series, “Modern Times in Maine and America, 1890 – 1930,” this concurrent lecture series will explore how modern women’s roles, interests, pursuits, and expectations were often shaped by their locality – be it an urban or rural Maine setting – and how these women in turn helped to shape or “market” the state of Maine and its image.
For more information visit the Victoria Mansion website.
tags: August 2010, Cumberland County, Earle Shettleworth Jr., Grants Program, Portland, Victoria Mansion | posted in August 2010, Cumberland, Grants Program
