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CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CREATED:20250101T211243
SUMMARY:Fort Halifax history talk
LOCATION:Redington Museum\, Waterville Historical Society\, 62 Silver St\, Watervill
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DESCRIPTION:Friends of Fort Halifax President, Ray Caron, is back by popular demand for
  our Saturday, January 11th history talk. When one thinks of Winslow and it
 s defining history, few would not mention Fort Halifax. But what do we know
  about its history? The blockhouse is the oldest in the United States and t
 he site is a National Historic Landmark. Ray is going to get into the detai
 ls and tell us much more we may not know about this iconic structure and th
 e larger fort which once existed. Passionate about our area history, Ray wi
 ll also cover topics about the lands at the confluence of the Sebasticook a
 nd Kennebec Rivers, the Native Americans, early settlers, Benedict Arnold, 
 and more. \nJoining Ray, to add additional perspectives to his presentation
 , will be Peter Tompkins who has an extensive postcard and memorabilia coll
 ection about Fort Halifax;  Fort Halifax Chapter, DAR members will speak ab
 out their previous ownership of the blockhouse for many decades; and Mike H
 eavener, former Town Manager of Winslow, who was responsible for the succes
 sful grant award to transform the park to what it is today. \nShare this an
 nouncement; bring a friend! The door opens at 2:00pm for light refreshments
 , viewing of postcards and memorabilia, and socializing. Our presentation b
 egins at 2:30. Admission is free. We hope to see you on Saturday, January 1
 1th! Snow date is January 18th, same time and place. \nMarriner Hall at Red
 ington Museum, 62 Silver Street, Waterville. For more information, please c
 all 207-872-9439.  \n\n\n\n\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Friends of Fort Halifax President, Ray Caron, is back by popular demand 
 for our Saturday, January 11th history talk. When one thinks of Winslow and
  its defining history, few would not mention Fort Halifax. But what do we k
 now about its history? The blockhouse is the oldest in the United States an
 d the site is a National Historic Landmark. Ray is going to get into the de
 tails and tell us much more we may not know about this iconic structure and
  the larger fort which once existed. Passionate about our area history, Ray
  will also cover topics about the lands at the confluence of the Sebasticoo
 k and Kennebec Rivers, the Native Americans, early settlers, Benedict Arnol
 d, and more.&nbsp;</p><p>Joining Ray, to add additional perspectives to his
  presentation, will be Peter Tompkins who has an extensive postcard and mem
 orabilia collection about Fort Halifax;&nbsp; Fort Halifax Chapter, DAR mem
 bers will speak about their previous ownership of the blockhouse for many d
 ecades; and Mike Heavener, former Town Manager of Winslow, who was responsi
 ble for the successful grant award to transform the park to what it is toda
 y.&nbsp;</p><p>Share this announcement; bring a friend! The door opens at 2
 :00pm for light refreshments, viewing of postcards and memorabilia, and soc
 ializing. Our presentation begins at 2:30. Admission is free. We hope to se
 e you on Saturday, January 11th! Snow date is January 18th, same time and p
 lace.&nbsp;</p><p>Marriner Hall at Redington Museum, 62 Silver Street, Wate
 rville. For more information, please call 207-872-9439.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p><
 br /><br /><br /></p>
CONTACT:Jessica
DTSTAMP:20260904T204810
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250111T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250111T153000
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