In this illustrated lecture, Plymouth Town Archivist Connor Anderson will explore the many ways municipal preservation happens behind the scenes—from archives, historic records, and rare images to historic districts, town-owned historic structures, and long-term planning. Drawing on examples from Plymouth’s own collections and preservation initiatives, this talk will offer an inside look at how the Town is working to protect its historic resources and public memory for future generations
This Carriage Barn Talk is part of a series of lectures we are hosting in our historic Carriage Barn at the Hedge House – “Plymouth and South Shore Women at Sea” on July 9th, “Preserving Plymouth: A Municipal Approach to Preservation” on July 23rd, “Conservation Cautionary Tales from English Museums” on August 6th, and “The Sea Took Its Due: Plymouth and the Perils of Whaling” on August 20th.
$15/$12 members
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Members, contact info@plymouthantiquarian.org for the discount code if paying online.
Or, to pay by check, make your check payable to Plymouth Antiquarian Society (or PAS) and mail to Plymouth Antiquarian Society, P.O. Box 3773, Plymouth, MA 02361 by July 15th to ensure delivery. Please email info@plymouthantiquarian.org to reserve your space if you are paying via check.
