A Reading of the Last Sailor and an Interview with Sarah Anne Johnson

On Wednesday, February 10 at 5 PM, the Truro Historical Society welcomed Sarah Anne Johnson, author of The Last Sailor and The Lightkeeper’s Wife. Sarah read from her latest novel, The Last Sailor and then discussed how the Highland House Museum has inspired her work. She talks about her salty upbringing on Cape Cod, researching local and women’s maritime history, and her family’s connection to Highland Lighthouse. Attendance to this Zoom webinar was free, but we welcome donations.

If you’d like to make a donation to the Truro Historical Society for your participation in this webinar, please click here: Webinar Donation

If you missed the webinar or want to see it again, please follow the link below and include the password:

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As a member of the Truro Historical Society you have the opportunity to hold an event at the Highland House Museum! With a donation based on the size of your party (up to 100 people), you can celebrate a birthday, anniversary or wedding at one of Truro’s best known landmarks, the old Highland House, a hotel built on the Highlands in 1907. Located near the Highland Light in North Truro, it is a classic example of a turn-of-the-century summer resort hotel.

For more information, contact [email protected].

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