February Newsletter, Vol.51, No.3
In this newsletter a special message from the President.
Rhode Island Author Robert Grandchamp Presents “The Boys of Adams’ Battery G” Wed. Feb. 3, 7 PM North Gate Upstairs Hall. This program will investigate the story of a small group of men from Rhode Island who banded together to form Battery G, First Rhode Island Light Artillery.
RI Council for Humanities sponsors a view of 19th Century RI through the eyes of a Free Black Man on Feb. 10. The Rhode Island Council for the Humanities has funded a yearlong study of Brown’s life, which includes a series of lectures, exhibits and walking tours.
Wednesday evening, March 10, 7:00 PM Al Klyberg will talk on One Hundred Years of State Parks
Sunday afternoon, April 18, 1:30 PM Dan Bethel, Lincoln resident & noted collector Blackstone Valley Ephemera Featuring calendars from Arnold’s Bakery, milk bottles, maps, bottle caps, and much more
Sunday afternoon, May 16, 1:30 PM Blackstone Valley Historical Society Elections And a talk by Ranger Chuck Arning of the National Park Service
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Mike Marseglia www.marseglia.org www.mmars.org