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         CHARTER DAY 2011 PROGRAM 
for PRINTABLE brochure use LINK below 


BOSTON CHARTER DAY
A celebration of the naming of Boston & Dorchester & Watertown -
September 7, 1630

 SEPTEMBER 15 – 18, 2011

 Built in the Massachusetts Bay Colony:
17th Century Architecture Adapted to
the New World

 PRESENTED BY
The Partnership of the Historic Bostons, Inc.

 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
Built In The Massachusetts Bay Colony:
17th Century Architecture
Boston Public Library

7:00 - 8:30 p.m., Program – Boston Room
Welcome: Amy E. Ryan, President, Boston Public Library
Introduction: Wilfred Holton, President, Partnership of The Historic Bostons
Moderator: Jonathan L. Fairbanks, Katherine L. Weems Curator of American Decorative Art and Sculpture,
Emeritus, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Speakers:
Anne Andrus Grady, Independent Scholar, Lexington   and
Emerson "Tad" Baker, History Department, Salem State University, Salem

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
Discovery and New Challenges of Restoration
The Bostonian Society

7:00 - 8:30 p.m., Program – Old State House Museum

7:00 p.m., Presentation
Welcome: Brian J. LeMay, President and Executive Director, The Bostonian Society
Moderator: Nathaniel Sheidley, Ph.D., Historian, The Bostonian Society and Old State House Museum
Speakers:
Benjamin Haavik, Team Leader for Property Care, Historic New England, Waltham
    Andrew Ladygo, Architectural Conservator, Architectural Conservation Services, LLC,
Manchester-by-the Sea 
    

 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
Architectural Restoration in Practice:
Two Historic New England Properties

8:30 a.m.- 4:00 p.m., Escorted Bus Tour by Reservation Only
Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm, Newbury
Rocky Hill Meeting House, Amesbury
Interpretation of the Puritan plain-style meeting by Donald Friary, "History for Hire" 
Paid Reservations [ $65 per person*] must be received prior to Tour
Complete details and reservation form are in CD2011 Brochure
Reservations may be made by phone after August 26th
* Bus, light lunch and entrance fees included

 
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
Charter Day Sabbath Gathering
The First Church in Boston

11:00 a.m. - Noon
Nondenominational service held at Boston's oldest religious institution, established in 1630.
The Reverend Stephen Kendrick, Senior Minister
   “From Stone to Timber: Meeting Houses in the New World”

{All events are free, unless otherwise noted}

 


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CONNECTING THE TWO BOSTONS


 

Mission Statement


The mission of the Partnership of the Historic Bostons, Inc. is twofold: to foster public understanding of the contributions of the 17th-century founders of Boston and the Massachusetts Bay Colony whose enduring legacies shaped the principles upon which the United States of America was established; and to preserve the historical links with Boston, Lincolnshire, England, for which our Boston was named.                                            ........approved January 16, 2009


 

In 1630, Boston, Lincolnshire provided Boston, Massachusetts with its name and 10% of its population. In 1999, a partnership was established to celebrate and promote the unique and important historical connections existing between Boston, Lincolnshire and Boston, Massachusetts. Our Partnership was approved in Lincolnshire by the Boston Borough Council in February 1999 and was endorsed by Mayor Thomas Menino of Boston, Massachusetts in October 1999.

Our Partnership is a non-political/non-profit organization. Our mission is to enrich the lives of those in the Greater Boston Area (and USA) by creating and presenting educational and cultural programs and events to develop a greater understanding and appreciation of the common, enduring legacies of the two Bostons. We plan, initiate and complete projects that support our Partnership's objectives.

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OBJECTIVES of the PARTNERSHIP:

- to celebrate and promote historical connections existing between the two Bostons.
- to promote active "people to people" exchanges between the two Bostons.
- to promote visitor activity between the two Bostons.

We are supported by gifts from individuals; grants from corporations, foundations and trusts; and donations from participants at specially arranged events.


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