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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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