Photographers Day at the Highland House Museum

smallerhighland-1 Photographers are invited to the Highland House Museum on Sunday, September 18, 2016 between 10 AM and NOON for a special opportunity to photograph the inside of this historic turn of the century resort. There are seventeen rooms of exhibits featuring Native American artifacts, shipwreck treasures, Cape Cod Fishnet Industry apparel, and antiques of all kinds. Our major exhibition, “Forest to Farm: Truro’s Landscape Before and After Thoreau” will also be on display. Participants will be asked to share their images with the Truro Historical Society through DropBox. For more information, contact [email protected].

You may register when you get to the Highland House Museum on the morning of Photographers Day or you can pre-register, using this form:

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Do you authorize use of your photographs for Truro Historical website or printed material? (Any use of your material will be credited.)

“Climate Change on the Cape: Causes and Consequences” – Larry McKenna

Larry McKenna, Associate Professor of Earth and Environmental Science at Framingham State University, spoke at the Highland House Museum on Wednesday, August 7th about the physical and ethical forces behind global climate change, how those forces are changing, and the consequences of those changes to the Outer Cape and the surrounding bodies of water. Many who couldn’t attend were interested in learning more, so here is a link to Larry’s powerpoint presentation:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1BouvDDvM3eGPJKZDpEbOcxwRC_f-FUB3/edit#slide=id.p1

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