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SUMMARY:"The View from Mary's Farm" Edie Clark - Contributing Writer\, Yankee Magazine
DESCRIPTION:Edie Clark has written extensively about New England in award-winning feature stories and columns for Yankee magazine for more than thirty years. Through the 1980s and the 1990s\, she was Senior Editor for Yankee magazine. She has taught at several colleges. Among her many books are Monadnock Tales\, a long narrative poem about Mt. Monadnock; The View from Mary’s Farm\, a collection of essays from her column; and Saturday Beans and Sunday Suppers. Her new book\, What There Was Not To Tell\, about World War II\, based on letters between her parents during the war\, will be published in June 2013. Visit her website\, www.edieclark.com\, for more information. \nAt the Carriage House. Non-members $10.00; members $5.00
URL:https://babcocksmithhouse.org/event/the-view-from-marys-farm-edie-clark-contributing-writer-yankee-magazine/
LOCATION:BSHM Carriage House\, 124 Granite Street\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
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SUMMARY:Gettysburg - Three Days That Saved The Union
DESCRIPTION:Cpl. V. E. Johnson\, Battery C\, First Rhode Island Light Artillery will focus on the battle of Little Round Top and the three Union officers whose heroic actions turned the tide: General John Buford\, General George S. Greene of Rhode Island\, and LTC Joshua Chamberlain\, whose famous and creative manuver on Little Round Top prevented the Rebs from turning the Union left flank.\nAt the Carriage House. Non-members $2.00; members free
URL:https://babcocksmithhouse.org/event/gettysburg-three-days-that-saved-the-union/
LOCATION:BSHM Carriage House\, 124 Granite Street\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
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SUMMARY:Commemorating the Facts and Feelings of the Battle of Gettysburg
DESCRIPTION:Granite historian Linda Smith Chaffee will examine the monuments from Westerly that commemorate this pivotal battle of the Civil War. Hear the stories that the monuments tell. Appreciate the skill of the statue cutters in capturing emotions. \nAt the Carriage House. Non-members $2.00; members free
URL:https://babcocksmithhouse.org/event/commemorating-the-facts-and-feelings-of-the-battle-of-gettysburg/
LOCATION:BSHM Carriage House\, 124 Granite Street\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
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