Date

Activity

8 January 2013

Laura Stohlman, Medallion Financial Strategies, Inc.

 "Creating retirement income in today's economy"

Mrs. Stohlman is not only a Certified Financial Planner, she is also a Registered Financial Consultant, and has other professional certifications that put together means she not only can cover every financial aspect with the most current information, she does so with personal integrity. Join us for a financial presentation suitable for everyone, from the beginner to the advanced.

12 February 2013

Carolyn Murphy, Historic Annapolis Organization,

 "Indentured Servants, The Untold Story"

"Annabella Sneed," a former indentured servant in colonial Annapolis, will give us a window into the life of people who worked under harsh conditions to pay off various debts such as passage to America. Some of them became people of property and power.

12 March 2013

Katie Barney Moose, author and chef,

 "The War of 1812 – Lecture on early food and history leading
up to the war, what was consumed and where it came from."

The author of five cookbooks combines her love of history and food in this cooking demonstration of foods typical of the 1812 period, followed by a time for book signing.

10 April 2013

Fred Tutman, Riverkeeper for the Patuxent,

 "Folklore and History of the River plus
today’s Citizen’s Advocacy Campaign"

Tracing his ancestry back to the 1700’s in the historic town of Queen Anne, Mr. Tutman lives there today on a working farm founded by his great grandfather. He will discuss the challenging work of managing a citizens’ advocacy campaign in a watershed of nearly 1 million residents, as well as the enduring history and folklore of his river where citizens are working to protect their sense of place, heritage, and stakeholder interest in clean water for Maryland’s future.