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Next Meeting. . . | |||
JANUARY 20, 2009 |
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REMEMBER. . . . |
All Meeting Watch for Field Trips! |
NO DECEMBER MEETING! |
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Myers Inn Gift Shop |
2009 Schedule of Programs Coming Soon |
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Past Programs: | Past Programs: | |||
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Tuesday, July 15,
2008 |
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Tuesday,
February 19 |
Tuesday, August 19
at 6:00 p.m. |
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Tuesday, March
18 |
Tuesday, September
16 at 7:30 p.m. |
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Sunday October 5,
1-4 p.m. |
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Tuesday, April
15 |
Tuesday, October 21 |
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Tuesday, May 20 |
Tuesday, November 18,
7:30 p.m. |
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Tuesday, June 17 |
NO DECEMBER MEETING! |
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Join us! |
(updated 09/11/2009) |
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Programs last about 45 minutes except Galena which takes 90 minutes |
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Contact Us | Donations to the Big Walnut Area Historical Society are appreciated | |||
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Special Trips Open to Members | ||||
The Trips Committee under the leadership of Janet MacKenzie plans day
trips to places and events of historical interest. Participants
pay their own admission fees and any other expenses. Carpooling is
available. |
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On Tuesday, June 5th . . | ||||
With Pen in Hand, The Dan Emmett Story |
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The Mount Vernon Players are presenting With Pen in Hand, the Dan Emmett
story, an original play written and produced by Mike Petee and directed
by Mark S. Jordan.Big walnut Area Historical Society will sponsor a
field trip to Mount Vernon’s Woodtown Theater for the 7 p.m. performance
on Thursday, June 5. Adult tickets are $10. Pen in Hand portrays the story of Dan Decatur Emmett’s life as a musician, songwriter and playwright. Set in 1896, Emmett and his wife, Mary Louise, are being interviewed by a young reporter. The story unfolds with songs, a reproduction of a minstrel show and “Dixie’s Land.” This is not to be missed! Plan to join us by calling Janet, 740-965-2369, for reservations We will carpool from the Myers Inn to Mt. Vernon. |
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To be Scheduled | ||||
In the fall | See 'The Works' in Newark | |||
Mark your calendar so you
don’t miss the visit to The Works, Ohio Center for History, art and
technology. The museum occupies the Scheidler Machine Works which was
built in 1861 to manufacture steam engines and line shaft sawmills.
Glass Works with glass blowing demonstration, Art Works Gallery and
Studio featuring contemporary art and classrooms, Digital Works, a
design studio and training center for the web, graphic and exhibit
design, computer modeling and large format printing, the Licking County
Arts Gift Shop and lunch in the adjacent restaurant, the Le Fevre
Courtyard completes our day. |
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