May 2013 Calendar
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Tuesday, May 7 Lunch & Learn - Brewing on the Cass – A Frankenmuth Tradition Jonathan Webb and brewmaster Jeff Coons will discuss Frankenmuth area breweries and the history behind them. Noon
- Tuesday, May 14 Lunch & Learn - The Family Detective Have you wanted to search your family genealogy but wasn’t sure where to start? Join Saginaw Public Library’s Leo Lefevre for information on where to start your search and how to gather the information to create your family tree. Noon hursday, April 4 MEETING: Saginaw Valley Chapter of the Michigan Archaeological Society. 7:30 p.m.
- Tuesday, May 21 Pages of History Book Club - With partners Public Libraries of Saginaw and the Historical Society of Saginaw County. This month’s selection is Detroit City is the Place to Be by Mark Binelli. Noon uesday, April 9 Lunch & Learn - Catholic Diocese of Saginaw, 75 Years Strong Tom Mudd will discuss the 75 year history of the Catholic Diocese of Saginaw and present fascinating artifacts from their collection. Noon
- Tuesday, May 28 Lunch & Learn - Through the Eyes of Lucy Burrows Morley: an exhibition of photography Join Chris Thomson, great-grandson of Lucy Burrows Morley, as he talks about finding these once hidden images and how he came to rescue and restore these remarkable photos.
May EXHIBIT SCHEDULE
Through the Eyes of Lucy Burrows Morley: an exhibition of photography
(Opening May 28)
Secrets of the Cornerstones (Closes May 12)
First Presbyterian Church 175th Anniversary
Potter Street Depot
9-11 Artifact
Mining for Prosperity: Coal in the Saginaw Valley
Saginaw’s Backyard Oil Boom
Selections from Saginaw’s Hall of Fame
WSGW - Listen to the Mrs.
Ongoing:
Saginaw Carriage Works
The Saginaw Cyclecar
The Wood Plank Road
Lumbering
Post Office Gallery
Huckster’s Wagon
Lady Justice
HO Scale Model Railroad
Made in Saginaw
Period Rooms on the Second Floor
Saginaw Trolley
People Make the City
Revealing Our Buried Past: Archaeology of the Saginaw Valley
The Saginaw Cyclecar
The Wood Plank Road
Lumbering
Post Office Gallery
Huckster’s Wagon
Lady Justice
HO Scale Model Railroad
Made in Saginaw
Period Rooms on the Second Floor
Saginaw Trolley
People Make the City
Revealing Our Buried Past: Archaeology of the Saginaw Valley
For more information on these and other upcoming events, please call Lisa McCartney at (989) 752-2861 ext 315.