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The event was orchestrated by a collaboration of the Town of Maryland Historical Society, the Westford Historical Society, and the Worcester Historical Society. Bob Parmerter, a trustee and program committee chairman for the Town of Maryland Historical Society, played a pivotal role in the planning and execution of the event.…
HISTORICAL SOCIETY—2 p.m. Town of Maryland Historical Society presents Schenevus native Tom Beams speaking on the steam engines he has built, plus a discussion of the local history of their use. Followed by business meeting. AmVets Building, 25 Main Street, Schenevus. (607) 638-9343 or visit https://www.facebook.com/groups/291944741443454/…
A presentation of the collection of artifacts owned by attorney Mike West, readings of new works by regional playwrights, the Killdeer Trio and more.…
HAPPENIN’ OTSEGO for SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 Holiday Party with Local Historical Associations PARTY—2 p.m. “First Annual Maryland, Westford and Worcester Historical Societies Holiday Party.” All welcome for dessert potluck-style celebration. Coffee, tea and eggnog provided. Bring items to donate to the Office for the Aging. The theme is Winter Wonderland—white clothing appreciated. All welcome. AmVets Hall, Main Street, Schenevus. (607) 638-9343 or visit https://www.facebook.com/groups/291944741443454/ You have reached your limit of 3 free articles To Continue Reading SubscribeLogin Our hard-copy and online…
The generous gift of a home for the Town of Maryland Historical Society has been accepted by a vote of the membership (53-2), at a special meeting of the historical society on Wednesday, August 16. The building, at 99 Main Street, Schenevus, is being given by the current owners and society members, Peter Oberacker and Ronald Wheeler, along with a gift of $35,000.00 to go toward the renovation of the mid-1800s, two-story building.…
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