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SUMMARY:Tom Twomey Series: East Hampton during the American Revolution - SOLD OUT
DESCRIPTION:American history books have largely marginalized the role that Long Islanders played during the American Revolution. Leah K. Lebec will present her late father’s groundbreaking research\, elucidating what happened in East Hampton during the revolutionary era; recounting the patriot fervor in East Hampton leading up to the Americans’ defeat at the Battle of Long Island in 1776\, followed by the years of hardship during the British occupation.  Her father\, Lawrence Jamieson Koncelik Sr. earned a master’s in American history and a PhD in Medieval history at New York University.  His scholarly work provides a unique perspective on East Hampton’s struggles during the nation’s war for independence. \nThis year’s Tom Twomey Series is presented as a partnership between the East Hampton Library and the East Hampton Historical Society.  \nTHIS EVENT IS AT CAPACITY AND REGISTRATION IS CLOSED.
URL:https://easthamptonhistory.org/events/tom-twomey-series-east-hampton-during-the-american-revolution/
LOCATION:East Hampton Library\, 159 Main Street\, East Hampton\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Tom Twomey Lecture Series
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SUMMARY:Tom Twomey Series: Valedictory Orations\, Songs and Speeches at Clinton Academy
DESCRIPTION:For over 100 years Clinton Hall was the center of entertainment not only for East Hampton but for the surrounding area. Theater events including dramas\, tragedies and musicals as well as concerts and tableaus were performed not only by local thespians but citizens from locales as far away as Smithtown. It was the forerunner of Guild Hall.  \nHosted by Town and Village Historian Hugh R. King\, Valedictory Orations\, Songs and Speeches\, Harangues and Dialogues at Clinton Academy 1821-1921 will bring to life examples of this theatrical history. The presentation includes appearances by silver-tongued orator and humorist John H. Hector\, The Montague Light Opera Singers\, and local legend Samuel H. Miller along with musical accompaniment by Herman Hans Wetzler. \nThis year’s Tom Twomey Series is presented as a partnership between the East Hampton Library and the East Hampton Historical Society. The event is free of charge\, but reservations are strongly encouraged. \nRegister
URL:https://easthamptonhistory.org/events/tom-twomey-series-valedictory-orations-songs-and-speeches-at-clinton-academy/
LOCATION:East Hampton Library\, 159 Main Street\, East Hampton\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Tom Twomey Lecture Series
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SUMMARY:Tom Twomey Series: Uncovering the Past: Archaeology at Sylvester Manor
DESCRIPTION:At historic Sylvester Manor\, which was established on Shelter Island in 1651 as a provisioning plantation\, archaeology of the site has been overseen by Dr. Nedra Lee. During her presentation\, Dr. Lee will describe how her team’s archeological discoveries highlight and preserve the rich history of Black and Indigenous people over roughly 400 years. This work has done more than make history visible on the landscape; it shows how Africans\, Europeans\, and Native people have transformed the world around them and created a complex and interconnected history that still shapes our lives today.  \nThis year’s Tom Twomey Series is presented as a partnership between the East Hampton Library and the East Hampton Historical Society. The event is free of charge\, but reservations are strongly encouraged. \nRegister
URL:https://easthamptonhistory.org/events/tom-twomey-series-uncovering-the-past-archaeology-at-sylvester-manor/
LOCATION:East Hampton Library\, 159 Main Street\, East Hampton\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Tom Twomey Lecture Series
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SUMMARY:Tom Twomey Series: Landmarks & Legends - East Hampton Unveiled
DESCRIPTION:During this presentation\, David Cataletto will unearth secrets of East Hampton. Step beyond the familiar names of well-known landmarks and common assumptions about local place names. This isn’t just a lecture; it’s an unveiling of the profound history etched into the very names of the places and roads of East Hampton. Discover how Native Americans\, African Americans\, and Europeans all came to define the place names of our town. Your familiar landscape will never look the same. \nThis year’s Tom Twomey Series is presented as a partnership between the East Hampton Library and the East Hampton Historical Society. The event is free of charge\, but reservations are strongly encouraged. \nRegister
URL:https://easthamptonhistory.org/events/tom-twomey-series-landmarks-legends-east-hampton-unveiled/
LOCATION:East Hampton Library\, 159 Main Street\, East Hampton\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Tom Twomey Lecture Series
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SUMMARY:Summer History Presentation: "Locating Girlhood" by Emelie Gevalt
DESCRIPTION:Join Dr. Emelie Gevalt\, Deputy Director and Chief Curatorial and Program Officer of the American Folk Art Museum (AFAM) as she discusses her research for the upcoming AFAM exhibit\, Locating Girlhood: Identity and Place in “Schoolgirl” Art\, 1750-1830. During this lively discussion\, Dr. Gevalt proposes a new way of understanding iconic folk-art forms produced by early American female students such as embroidery\, drawings\, watercolors\, and ornamented furniture.  While other scholars have explored the aesthetic appeal of these works\, Dr. Gevalt delves into their deeper cultural meaning. She will explain how students at early American schools like Clinton Academy\, among others\, used needlework and ornamental arts depicting pastoral scenes\, civic landmarks\, and hand-drawn maps to express a sense of self and American identity. \nThe presentation will take place in the Baldwin Lecture Room at the East Hampton Library\, 159 Main Street in East Hampton. \nRESERVE YOUR SEAT\nCo-presented by the East Hampton Library\, the Garden Club of East Hampton\, and the East Hampton Historical Society.
URL:https://easthamptonhistory.org/events/summer-history-lecture-locating-girlhood-presented-by-emelie-gevalt/
LOCATION:East Hampton Library\, 159 Main Street\, East Hampton\, NY\, United States
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