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Was very well received, with a good-sized crowd - over 65 people - more then the normal "Friends of History" presentation . Including Q & A it was over in less than an hour and she was invited to give it to two other groups.
Here's one of the 30 + slides -
It was a powerpoint job -
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Well done, Brigid. Very informative with unexpected and imaginative table displays. Croton's history is so diverse. Adding Prickly Pear Hill and the ruins to my list of interesting places and people of Croton. Thank you!
Posted by: Judith Anderson | Friday, September 11, 2015 at 03:22 PM
Brigid, I am so sorry I missed your talk. I know I could have learned much. But it could not be helped.
Hope to go to the next, and to see you at an Art function.
Ellen
Posted by: Ellen Mullin | Monday, September 14, 2015 at 10:57 AM