GAR Hall, Scituate Presentation by Delvyn Case and Laura Bohn Case From his classic “Blue Danube” waltz to his hilarious opera “Die Fledermaus”, Johann Strauss’s music has delighted countless listeners – and dancers! - for almost 200 years. Presented by musicologist Delvyn Case and literary scholar Laura Bohn Case, this presentation will explore the life, […]
200 Years of History - Anniversary of the Grand Army of The Republic Hall Celebrate Our Anniversary with a Presentation by Local Historian David Corbin Using a PowerPoint presentation and original artifacts and documents David will discuss the histories of the Baptist Society, The Grange and the Grand Army of the Republic and their time […]
Members of the cast of Scituate Historical Societies Harbor Haunts will recount stories of ghost ships, hauntings and local legends. Stories will be told at 2pm and 3pm. Ghostly Punch will be served! Suggested ages 10 and up. Included with museum admission: Society Members: Free, just show your membership card Children and the military: Free Non-member […]
Creative storytelling of ghost stories, legends and local hauntings. Featuring the talents of local community members and South Shore actors. With musical accompaniment by Lenae Badger. New stories have been added this year. Tickets for this event are: $10.00 per person for Society members $15.00 per person for non-members Alternately, you can also purchase tickets […]
Creative storytelling of ghost stories, legends and local hauntings. Featuring the talents of local community members and South Shore actors. With musical accompaniment by Lenae Badger. New stories have been added this year. Tickets for this event are: $10.00 per person for Society members $15.00 per person for non-members Alternately, you can also purchase tickets […]
GAR Hall, ScituatePresentation and Book Signing by Anthony M. Amore, Author A true crime tale of unbelievable friendship, loyalty, criminal genius, and a staggeringly audacious plot to steal one of the world’s most valuable paintings—and return it. On April 14, 1975, Myles Connor, already a known art thief, entered the Boston Museum of Fine Arts […]