Interpreting Agriculture in Massachusetts through Sites, Artifacts, and Images

Location

Room 304, Hogan Campus Center, College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Mass.

Start Date

1-6-2015 3:15 PM

End Date

1-6-2015 4:30 PM

Description

Join a historic site manager and local historian as they demonstrate innovative ways to interpret the history of agriculture in Massachusetts. Using artifacts, images, and the landscape, participants will learn how to interpret farming even if there is no longer a farm in sight.

Moderator:

  • Electa Kane Tritsch, Director, Oakfield Research

Presenters:

  • Bethany Groff Dorau, North Shore Regional Site Manager, Historic New England
  • John Ott, Guest Curator, Concord Museum

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Jun 1st, 3:15 PM Jun 1st, 4:30 PM

Interpreting Agriculture in Massachusetts through Sites, Artifacts, and Images

Room 304, Hogan Campus Center, College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Mass.

Join a historic site manager and local historian as they demonstrate innovative ways to interpret the history of agriculture in Massachusetts. Using artifacts, images, and the landscape, participants will learn how to interpret farming even if there is no longer a farm in sight.

Moderator:

  • Electa Kane Tritsch, Director, Oakfield Research

Presenters:

  • Bethany Groff Dorau, North Shore Regional Site Manager, Historic New England
  • John Ott, Guest Curator, Concord Museum