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FREDDY ROMAN

Well-known member
Saturdays, October 26  9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Haverhill Facility, 151 Essex Street, Haverhill, Mass.

$75/one day Historic New England members, $100/one day nonmembers


Join some of the country's leading experts for an investigation of furniture made in or around Boston from the seventeenth century through the nineteenth. Speakers include Brock Jobe from the Winterthur Program in American Material Culture, independent scholars Clark Pearce and Robert Mussey, and curators Gerald Ward, Richard Nylander, and Nancy Carlisle, among others. Enjoy a rare opportunity to explore the furniture in Historic New England's collection with the specialists who have studied it. See a full schedule for each workshop.

These workshops are part of Four Centuries of Massachusetts Furniture, a collaborative project of Historic New England and ten other institutions that features exhibitions, lectures, demonstrations, and publications to celebrate the Bay State's legacy of furniture-making. Visit www.fourcenturies.org. 

Boxed lunch is included. Please include any food allergies in the 'Order Notes' field during checkout. Registration is required. Please call 617-994-5959 for more information. Purchase tickets now
 

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