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April 15 Sunday, 2:00 pm
Voices Lecture Series
Wild Chatham, Celebrating more than 3000 years; A Photographic Journey; Lecture by John King
Location: Chatham Community Center

April 17 Tuesday, 7:00 pm
Preserving Your Family Papers
Class taught by Mary Ann Gray

April 25 Wednesday,
   10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Antiques Appraisal Day with Eldred’s Auction Gallery
Location: Atwood House Museum Mural Barn

May 6, Sunday, 2 pm
Voices Lecture Series
Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge; Lecture by Dana Eldridge
Location: Chatham Community Center

May 20, Sunday, 2 pm
Voices Lecture Series
The Acculturation of Cape Cod: Changes in the People, Culture, and Land; Lecture by Todd Kelley
Location: Chatham Community Center

June 8
Opening Day

Events & Activities   Up Next:

Voices: Our Village in Perspective Lecture Series

Wild Chatham, Celebrating more than 3000 years; A Photographic Journey

The popular Sunday lecture series, “Voices: Our Village in Perspective”, continues on April 15 with a lecture by John King.
John King’s presentation will review some of the natural history of the region, highlighted by a collection of photographic images that illustrate the wild landscapes and wild creatures found in some of Chatham’s little traveled places today. more...

Event Details
 When: Sunday, April 15th at 2 p.m.
Where: The Chatham Community Center, Large Meeting Room,
702 Main Street, Chatham
Cost: Free; donations always welcome.

 

Preserving Your Family Papers

Research Class with Mary Ann Gray, AHM Archivist

This class is designed as an introduction to the steps required in developing a family history, and how to preserve your family papers. more...

Event Details
 Advance registration requested; email info@chathamhistorical.org
When: April 17th and 24th, 7:00 to 8:30 pm (Two session class)
Where: The Atwood House Museum, 347 Stage Harbor Road, Chatham
Cost: Cost: $35 for members;   $40 for non-members

 

Antiques Appraisal Day with Eldred’s Auction Gallery

Bring in your antique treasures to see how much they’re worth! Bob Eldred, owner of Eldred’s Auction gallery of Dennis will be offering discounted appraisal services for Chatham residents... more...

Event Details
 When: April 25, Wednesday, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Where: Atwood House Museum Mural Barn
Cost: One object for $5.00 or three objects for $10.00. Maximum of three objects per person. Please make an appointment by emailing info@chathamhistorical.org or by calling 508-945-2493.

 

Voices: Our Village in Perspective Lecture Series

Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge

The popular Sunday lecture series, “Voices: Our Village in Perspective”, continues on May 6 with a lecture by Dana Eldridge.
Dana Eldridge will draw from his regular Cape Codder column from past years to talk about some of his favorite Monomoy Memories. Eldridge is a 13th generation Cape Codder on both sides of the family. more...

Event Details
 When: Sunday, May 6th at 2 p.m.
Where: The Chatham Community Center, Large Meeting Room,
702 Main Street, Chatham
Cost: Free; donations always welcome.

 

Voices: Our Village in Perspective Lecture Series

The Acculturation of Cape Cod: Changes in the People, Culture, and Land

The popular Sunday lecture series, “Voices: Our Village in Perspective”, continues on May 20th with a lecture by Todd Kelley.
Todd Kelley’s talk covers the span of time from the glacial formation of Cape Cod, through the present day dramatic changes in the landscape and the social and cultural demographics on Cape Cod. He will talk about significant changes in the land, inhabitants, and culture ... more...

Event Details
 When: Sunday, May 20th at 2 p.m.
Where: The Chatham Community Center, Large Meeting Room,
702 Main Street, Chatham
Cost: Free; donations always welcome.

 

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