{"id":63924,"date":"2015-10-05T13:00:15","date_gmt":"2015-10-05T17:00:15","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/madisoncountycourier.com\/?p=63924"},"modified":"2015-10-04T15:39:12","modified_gmt":"2015-10-04T19:39:12","slug":"october-november-bustling-with-historical-programs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/madisoncountycourier.com\/?p=63924","title":{"rendered":"October, November Bustling with Historical Programs"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Matthew Urtz<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

By Matthew Urtz, Madison County Historian<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

(Madison County, NY \u2013 Oct. 2015) On Tuesday October 6\u00a0from\u00a03:00 pm to 7:00 pm\u00a0the Madison County Historical Society will be hosting a farmers market at Cottage Lawn.\u00a0 The Market will feature fresh seasonal produce, pastured meats, cheeses and much more.\u00a0 Check the historical societies Facebook page for weekly special events including cooking demonstrations, croquet matches on the lawn, special crafters joining the session and much more.\u00a0 Tours of the museum will be available as well.\u00a0 For more information please visit\u00a0www.mchs1900.org<\/a>\u00a0or call\u00a0315-363-4136.<\/p>\n

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On Thursday October 8\u00a0at 6:30 pm the Cazenovia Public Library will host part two in a three part series entitled \u201cCreated Equal:\u00a0 American\u2019s Civil Rights Struggle.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0Part two of this series will feature Colgate University Professor Suzanne B. Spring, PhD, showing the film \u201cThe Loving Story.\u201d\u00a0 Following the film attendees will be encouraged to stay and take part in a conversation about the film.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event and it is open to the public.\u00a0 For more information please call 655-9322.<\/p>\n

On Thursday October 8\u00a0at 6:30 pm the Hamilton Public Library will host part two in a three part series entitled \u201cCreated Equal:\u00a0 American\u2019s Civil Rights Struggle.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0Part two of this series will feature retired Morrisville College Professor Norman K. Dann, PhD showing the film \u201cSlavery by Another Name.\u201d\u00a0 Following the film attendees will be encouraged to stay and take part in a conversation about the film.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event and it is open to the public.\u00a0 For more information please call 824-3060.<\/p>\n

On Thursday October 8\u00a0at 6:30 pm the Madison Hall in Morrisville will host part two in a three part series entitled \u201cCreated Equal:\u00a0 American\u2019s Civil Rights Struggle.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0Part two of this series will feature retired Cazenovia College Professor Timothy McLaughlin, PhD showing the film \u201cFreedom Riders.\u201d\u00a0 Following the film attendees will be encouraged to stay and take part in a conversation about the film.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event and it is open to the public.\u00a0 For more information please call 240-1032.<\/p>\n

On Thursday October 8\u00a0at 6:30 pm the Oneida Public Library will host part two in a three part series entitled \u201cCreated Equal:\u00a0 American\u2019s Civil Rights Struggle.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0Part two of this series will feature City of Oneida Mayor Max Smith, showing the film \u201cThe Loving Story.\u201d\u00a0 Following the film attendees will be encouraged to stay and take part in a conversation about the film.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event and it is open to the public.\u00a0 For more information please call 363-3050.<\/p>\n

On Saturday October 10\u00a0at 10 am the Morrisville Historic Preservation Commission presents Landmarks Day.\u00a0\u00a0Starting at\u00a010 am\u00a0with the Presentation of the Marion H. Taylor Preservation Award at the Morrisville Engine House (on Route 20 across from Madison Hall), this day promises to be full of historical fun.\u00a0 At\u00a011 am\u00a0Morrisville Village Historian Sue Greenhagen will host a virtual walking tour of local landmarks at the Morrisville Public Library, followed by refreshments at noon.\u00a0 Maps of the walking tours will be available at the library.\u00a0 For more information please call\u00a0315-684-9130.<\/p>\n

On Saturday October 10\u00a0at 10:30 am the Oneida Public Library will host the first of a five-session weekly seminar entitled “Five Forgotten Presidents.”\u00a0Historian Tom Henry returns to the Oneida Public Library and each week Henry will address the career of each “forgotten” president and recount the trials and accomplishments of his administration. For the first week Henry will discuss Martin Van Buren, the aristocratic and shrewd New York politician.. Those who wish to attend this and succeeding sessions should register for the seminar at the library desk and receive a reading list and handouts.\u00a0 For more information please call\u00a0315-363-3050.<\/p>\n

On Saturday October 10\u00a0from\u00a011 am until 2 pm\u00a0(or until sold out) the Town of Madison Historical Society will host a chicken barbecue.\u00a0 Chef Ed Jeffers, of the Silver Fox Caf\u00e9, will be preparing this \u201ctakeout\u201d barbecue which includes a half chicken that is roasted outdoors, salt potatoes, baked beans, a roll and a brownie all for only $10.\u00a0 All proceeds will benefit the Town of Madison Historical Society.\u00a0 To place an order (on October 10th) or for more information please call 225-5694 or 729-8323.<\/p>\n

On Tuesday October 12\u00a0from\u00a03:00 pm to 7:00 pm\u00a0the Madison County Historical Society will be hosting a farmers market at Cottage Lawn.\u00a0 The Market will feature fresh seasonal produce, pastured meats, cheeses and much more.\u00a0 Check the historical societies Facebook page for weekly special events including cooking demonstrations, croquet matches on the lawn, special crafters joining the session and much\u00a0more.\u00a0 Tours of the museum will be available as well.\u00a0 For more information please visit\u00a0www.mchs1900.org<\/a>\u00a0or call\u00a0315-363-4136.<\/p>\n

On Thursday October 15\u00a0at 6:30 pm the Cazenovia Public Library will host part three in a three part series entitled \u201cCreated Equal:\u00a0 American\u2019s Civil Rights Struggle.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0Part three of this series will feature retired Morrisville College Professor Norman K. Dann, PhD showing the film \u201cSlavery by Another Name.\u201d\u00a0 Following the film attendees will be encouraged to stay and take part in a conversation about the film.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event and it is open to the public.\u00a0 For more information please call 655-9322.<\/p>\n

On Thursday October 15 at 6:30 pm the Hamilton Public Library will host part three in a three part series entitled \u201cCreated Equal:\u00a0 American\u2019s Civil Rights Struggle.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0Part three of this series will feature retired Cazenovia College Professor Timothy McLaughlin, PhD showing the film \u201cFreedom Riders.\u201d\u00a0 Following the film attendees will be encouraged to stay and take part in a conversation about the film.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event and it is open to the public.\u00a0 For more information please call 824-3060.<\/p>\n

On Thursday October 15 at 6:30 pm Madison Hall in Morrisville will host part three in a three part series entitled \u201cCreated Equal:\u00a0 American\u2019s Civil Rights Struggle.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0Part three of this series will feature Colgate University Professor Suzanne B. Spring, PhD, showing the film \u201cThe Loving Story.\u201d\u00a0 Following the film attendees will be encouraged to stay and take part in a conversation about the film.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event and it is open to the public.\u00a0 For more information please call 240-1032.<\/p>\n

On Thursday October 15\u00a0at 6:30 pm the Oneida Public Library will host part three in a three part series entitled \u201cCreated Equal:\u00a0 American\u2019s Civil Rights Struggle.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0Part three of this series will feature retired Kimberly Williams, showing the film \u201cSlavery by Another Name.\u201d\u00a0 Following the film attendees will be encouraged to stay and take part in a conversation about the film.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event and it is open to the public.\u00a0 For more information please call 363-3050.<\/p>\n

On Thursday October 15\u00a0at\u00a07:30 pm\u00a0the Town of Marshall Historical Society will host a presentation by Fran Lallier entitled \u201cThe Little School House.\u201d\u00a0Come and hear about local author Fran Lallier tell the story of the local country school district 12. The talk is based on his book\u00a0Little Country School District 12:\u00a0 Corner of Red Hill and Snowden Hill Road, Kirkland and New Hartford, NY.\u00a0 For more information please contact Yvonne Brady via email at\u00a0ybskyline@gmail.com.<\/p>\n

On Saturday, October 17\u00a0at 10:30 am the Oneida Public Library will host the second of a five-session weekly seminar entitled “Five Forgotten Presidents.”\u00a0Historian Tom Henry returns to the Oneida Public Library and each week Henry will address the career of each “forgotten” president and recount the trials and accomplishments of his administration. For the second week Henry will discuss Millard Fillmore, the President from Western New York.\u00a0 Those who wish to attend this and succeeding sessions should register for the seminar at the library desk and receive a reading list and handouts.\u00a0 For more information please call 315-363-3050.<\/p>\n

On Saturday October 17\u00a0(rain date October 24th) from\u00a05 pm to 7 pm\u00a0the Chenango Canal Association will host their annual \u201cHalloween Happening.\u201d\u00a0 Come and walking along the scary haunted trail full of ghost and ghouls from Madison High School.\u00a0 If you are not interested in the scary there will be costume contests, movies, a scientist conducting spooky experiments and more.\u00a0 Refreshments will be available.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event.\u00a0 For more information please call\u00a0315-729-8323.<\/p>\n

On Saturday October 17\u00a0from\u00a07 pm until 11 pm\u00a0the Town of Madison Historical Society will a concert featuring the Blue Valley Boys Plus One.\u00a0A $9 donation is recommended and all proceeds will benefit the Town of Madison Historical Society.\u00a0 For more information please call 893-7910.<\/p>\n

On Tuesday October 20\u00a0from\u00a03:00 pm to 7:00 pm\u00a0the Madison County Historical Society will be hosting a farmers market at Cottage Lawn.\u00a0 The Market will feature fresh seasonal produce, pastured meats, cheeses and much more.\u00a0 Check the historical societies Facebook page for weekly special events including cooking demonstrations, croquet matches on the lawn, special crafters joining the session and much more.\u00a0 Tours of the museum will be available as well.\u00a0 For more information please visit\u00a0www.mchs1900.org<\/a>\u00a0or call\u00a0315-363-4136.<\/p>\n

On Wednesday October 21\u00a0the Town of Onondaga Historical Society welcomes former Madison County Historian \u201cBack Street\u201d Mary Messere.\u00a0Messere, who operates the Eaton Old Town Museum, will discuss William Pryer Letchworth\u2019s history, the establishment of Letchworth State Park and the Shaker Community.\u00a0 Light refreshments will be served afterwards.\u00a0 For more information please email\u00a0tohsociety@yahoo.com.<\/p>\n

On Thursday October 22\u00a0at 7 pm the Canastota Canal Town Museum will host Tony Wonderly, Curator of Collections at the Oneida Community Mansion House, at the Canastota Public Library.\u00a0 Wonderly will give an illustrated introduction of the Oneida Community.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event.\u00a0 For more information please call\u00a0315-697-7030.<\/p>\n

On Friday October 23\u00a0the Catherine Cummings Theatre in Cazenovia will host the Excelsior Band for a special Concert as part of the National Abolitionist Hall of Fame\u2019s Induction weekend.\u00a0\u00a0More information to come.<\/p>\n

On Saturday, October 24\u00a0at 10:30 am the Oneida Public Library will host the third of a five-session weekly seminar entitled “Five Forgotten Presidents.”\u00a0Historian Tom Henry returns to the Oneida Public Library and each week Henry will address the career of each “forgotten” president and recount the trials and accomplishments of his administration. For the third week Henry will discuss Franklin Pierce, the 19th\u00a0century President from New Hampshire who supported the Kansas-Nebraska Act and the enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Act.\u00a0 Those who wish to attend this and succeeding sessions should register for the seminar at the library desk and receive a reading list and handouts.\u00a0 For more information please call\u00a0315-363-3050.<\/p>\n

On Saturday October 24\u00a0from\u00a01 pm to 3 pm\u00a0the Kirkland Town Library will host a Genealogy Workshop.\u00a0\u00a0Local Historian Dick Williams, Certified Genealogist Yvonne Brady and former Clinton Historical Society President Bob Tegart will present on ways to help any level genealogist get to the next step.\u00a0 Registration by October 21st\u00a0is required.\u00a0 For more information or to register please email Clinton@midyork.org\u00a0or call\u00a0315-853-2038.<\/p>\n

On Saturday October 24\u00a0the Catherine Cummings Theatre in Cazenovia will host \u201cthe Emancipation of Abraham Lincoln:\u00a0 Head, Heart and the American Memory.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0This panel will be moderated by Milton Sernett, PhD.\u00a0 Featured panelists will include Douglas Egerton PhD of Lemoyne College, Joseph Fornieri, PhD, of the Rochester Institute of Technology, Jason Emerson, Author of multiple Lincoln texts, and Robert Paquette, PhD, of Hamilton College.\u00a0 This will be followed by the NAHOF Tenth Anniversary Dinner (more information to come).\u00a0 Following Dinner Harold Holzer, President of the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Foundation, will present \u201cLincoln:\u00a0 The Great Emancipator.\u201d\u00a0 Costs and times TBD.\u00a0 More information to come.<\/p>\n

On Saturday October 24\u00a0starting at\u00a07:00 pm\u00a0(a second tour group will go out at\u00a08 pm) the Cazenovia Preservation Foundation presents \u201cWalk Among the Spirits II\u201d at Evergreen Cemetery.\u00a0\u00a0Come face to face with the souls of Cazenovia\u2019s past!\u00a0 Brave guests will be led by candle light amongst the headstones where along the way eight spirits will share their adventures and tales.\u00a0 Tickets are $5 per person and $15 for a family and can be purchased the day of the event.\u00a0 For more information please visit\u00a0www.cazpreservation.org<\/a>.<\/p>\n

On Saturday October 24\u00a0from\u00a011 am to 12:30 pm\u00a0the Rome Historical Society will be hosting a \u201cPop-Up Museum.\u201d\u00a0 A pop-up museum is an interactive museum structured around a theme.\u00a0 The display is comprised of objects brought by the participants, and will be taken down at the end of the viewing.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event.\u00a0 For more information please call\u00a0315-336-5870.<\/p>\n

On Saturday October 24\u00a0at 2 pm and 7 pm the Nancy Cantor Warehouse (350 West Fayette St.) will host \u201cThe way they were:\u00a0 Onondaga County Historical Association\u2019s Fall Ghost Talk.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0Hear and experience special stories taken from past ghost walks told by actors in period costumes.\u00a0 Tickets are $12 for OHA members and $15 for non-members.\u00a0 For tickets or more information please contact\u00a0315-428-1864\u00a0extension 312.<\/p>\n

On Sunday October 25\u00a0starting at\u00a09 am\u00a0the National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum will host a special viewing of and conversation about the CBS mini-series \u201cThe Abolitionists.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0All three parts will be shown followed by discussions.\u00a0 Coffee, and lunch will be provided.\u00a0 More information to come.<\/p>\n

On Sunday October 25\u00a0from\u00a01 pm to 4 pm\u00a0the Chittenango Landing Canal Boat Museum will host its \u201cEerie Halloween\u201d Community Party.\u00a0 More information to come.\u00a0 For more information please visit\u00a0www.clcbm.org<\/a>\u00a0or call Diane Brandt at\u00a0315-687-3801.<\/p>\n

On Sunday October 25\u00a0the Madison County Historical Society will host their annual dinner.\u00a0 More information to come.<\/p>\n

On Monday October 26\u00a0starting at\u00a07:00 pm\u00a0(a second tour group will go out at\u00a08 pm) the Cazenovia Preservation Foundation presents \u201cWalk Among the Spirits II\u201d at Evergreen Cemetery.\u00a0\u00a0Come face to face with the souls of Cazenovia\u2019s past!\u00a0 Brave guests will be led by candle light amongst the headstones where along the way eight spirits will share their adventures and tales.\u00a0 Tickets are $5 per person and $15 for a family and can be purchased the day of the event.\u00a0 For more information please visit\u00a0www.cazpreservation.org<\/a>.<\/p>\n

On Tuesday October 27\u00a0starting at\u00a07:00 pm\u00a0(a second tour group will go out at\u00a08 pm) the Cazenovia Preservation Foundation presents \u201cWalk Among the Spirits II\u201d at Evergreen Cemetery.\u00a0\u00a0Come face to face with the souls of Cazenovia\u2019s past!\u00a0 Brave guests will be led by candle light amongst the headstones where along the way eight spirits will share their adventures and tales.\u00a0 Tickets are $5 per person and $15 for a family and can be purchased the day of the event.\u00a0 For more information please visit\u00a0www.cazpreservation.org<\/a>.<\/p>\n

On Thursday, October 29\u00a0at 6:00 pm the Rome Historical Society welcomes Madison County Historian Matthew Urtz who will present Hops: Birth, Death and Re-Birth of a CNY Industry.\u00a0Urtz will give a brief history of how hops first became a cash crop, the reasons it disappeared and how its re-emergence occurred. Images and stories from a number of sources will be utilized. There is no charge for this event. For more information please call\u00a0315-336-5870.<\/p>\n

On Saturday, October 31\u00a0at 10:30 am the Oneida Public Library will host the fourth of a five-session weekly seminar entitled “Five Forgotten Presidents.”\u00a0Historian Tom Henry returns to the Oneida Public Library and each week Henry will address the career of each “forgotten” president and recount the trials and accomplishments of his administration. For the second week Henry will discuss Chester A. Arthur, who succeeded James A. Garfield, after Garfield was assassinated in 1881.\u00a0 Those who wish to attend this and succeeding sessions should register for the seminar at the library desk and receive a reading list and handouts.\u00a0 For more information please call\u00a0315-363-3050.<\/p>\n

On Tuesday November 3\u00a0from\u00a03 pm until 7 pm\u00a0(or until sold out) the Town of Madison Historical Society will host an election day Chicken and Biscuit Dinner.\u00a0 The dinner will include a chicken and gravy, biscuit, butternut squash, mashed potatoes, lemonade, water or coffee and gingerbread for dessert all for only $10.\u00a0 All proceeds will benefit the Town of Madison Historical Society.\u00a0 Madison High School students will be the servers for the event. To place an order (on November 3rd) or for more information please call 225-5694 or 729-8323.<\/p>\n

On Saturday, November 7\u00a0at 10:30 am the Oneida Public Library will host the final weekly seminar entitled “Five Forgotten Presidents.”\u00a0Historian Tom Henry returns to the Oneida Public Library and each week Henry will address the career of each “forgotten” president and recount the trials and accomplishments of his administration. For the final week Henry will discuss Benjamin Harrison, the grandson of President William Henry Harrison.\u00a0 For more information please call 315-363-3050.<\/p>\n

On Tuesday November 10\u00a0at 7:00 pm the Historical Association of Vienna welcomes Madison County Historian Matthew Urtz to the Vienna United Methodist Church to present \u201cSamuel Beckwith; Grant\u2019s Shadow.\u201d\u00a0 Urtz will tell the story of Beckwith who was born and raised in Hamilton, NY and worked as the cipher operator for Ulysses S. Grant and at the end of the war President Lincoln.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event.\u00a0 For more information please call\u00a0315-366-2453.<\/p>\n

On Friday November 13\u00a0at 6:30 pm the Morrisville Public Library welcomes Madison County Historian Matthew Urtz who will present \u201cFriday\u00a0the 13th\u2026in Madison County.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0Come and hear the origins of the \u201cfamous date\u201d and some of the historic events that happened on this date in the US and Madison County.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event.\u00a0 For more information please call\u00a0315-366-2453.<\/p>\n

On Saturday November 14\u00a0from\u00a011 am to 12:30 pm\u00a0the Rome Historical Society will be hosting a \u201cPop-Up Museum.\u201d\u00a0 A pop-up museum is an interactive museum structured around a theme.\u00a0 The display is comprised of objects brought by the participants, and will be taken down at the end of the viewing.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event.\u00a0 For more information please call\u00a0315-336-5870.<\/p>\n

On Monday November 16\u00a0at 7:00 pm the History Club of New York Mills welcomes Madison County Historian Matthew Urtz to the New York Mills Community Center to present \u201cSamuel Beckwith; Grant\u2019s Shadow.\u201d\u00a0 Urtz will tell the story of Beckwith who was born and raised in Hamilton, NY and worked as the cipher operator for Ulysses S. Grant and at the end of the war President Lincoln.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event.\u00a0 For more information please call\u00a0315-366-2453.<\/p>\n

On Wednesday November 18\u00a0at 7 pm the Town of Onondaga Historical Society will host railroad Historian Richard Palmer.\u00a0 Palmer will discuss the history of the Syracuse\/Auburn railroad system which began operating in 1838, playing a crucial role in the development of central New York.\u00a0\u00a0Light refreshments will be served afterwards.\u00a0 For more information please email tohsociety@yahoo.com.<\/p>\n

On Thursday November 19\u00a0at 6 pm the Rome Historical Society welcomes local author Cheryl Pula who will present on Sherman\u2019s March to the Sea.\u00a0Come and learn about Sherman\u2019s total warfare march through Georgia during the Civil War.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event.\u00a0 For more information please call 336-5870.<\/p>\n

On Thursday November 19\u00a0at\u00a07:30 pm\u00a0the Town of Marshall Historical Society will host a presentation by Jeff Gressler entitled \u201cRevolutionary War in the Mohawk Valley.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0Come and hear about local author Jeff Gressler tell the story of the American Revolution in the Mohawk Valley.\u00a0 For more information please contact Yvonne Brady via email at\u00a0ybskyline@gmail.com.<\/p>\n

On Thursday November 26\u00a0from\u00a09 am to 11 am\u00a0the Cazenovia Preservation Foundation will host its annual \u201cAverage Turkey Trail Trot\u201d on the Gorge Trail at Clark Street in Caz.\u00a0\u00a0Start your Thanksgiving with a 5k run or walk along CPF\u2019s Gorge Trail which runs along the bed of the former Lehigh Valley Railroad.\u00a0 Awards are given for the average time in each category.\u00a0 There is no charge for this event.\u00a0 For more information please visit\u00a0www.cazpreservation.org<\/a><\/p>\n

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