Karol Wyckoff #15

Highland Light Autumn
watercolor
15″ x 12″
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Upcoming Programs

On Wednesday, September 30 at 5 PM, Jay Vivian leads a virtual tour of Corn Hill. Join us and learn about a variety of historic events, including the achievements of the German glider school, the completion of the railroad to Provincetown, and the Europeans’ theft of corn from the Native People. To register for this Zoom webinar, click on the link below:

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KuhAovJ6QGORN2V-2_C1Cg

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

Our Membership Drive is Ongoing

Thanks to everyone who has joined the THS or renewed your membership! We are so grateful for your generosity, which sustains our organization through this challenging time. There’s still time to join or renew, and it’s easy to do. You may mail a check to the Truro Historical Society at PO Box 486, Truro, MA 02666 or CLICK HERE TO JOIN NOW

In light of the challenges created by the pandemic, we will donate one-tenth of all membership donations to the Dexter Keezer Fund that provides emergency financial assistance to Truro families in need. For more information, visit their website, www.keezerfund.org.

Thank you for your support and generosity!

Curt Martin: The History of Whaling

On September 9, 2020, Curtis Martin guided us through the history of New England whaling. Martin, a retired college professor, has done extensive research on whaling history. He examines the economic importance of whaling, the risks to the crew, the by-products of whaling, daily life on ship-board, the hunt, capture, and processing of whales, and finally, the decline and demise of the industry in the United States. If you missed it or would like to see it again, click HERE and enter passcode: 20S%&2g*

Karol Wyckoff #15

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