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Bronxville Library Hosts FREE Lecture: "The Invisible Irish of the 19th Century" |
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Margaret Highland, Program Chair and Historian of the Anne Hutchinson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Bronxville, NY, encourages “anyone that likes a good story to come to the FREE program on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2015, 1PM" at the Yaeger Community Room of Bronxville Public Library, 201 Pondfield Road, for “The Invisible Irish of the 19th Century”, a talk about the history of Irish servants at historic Bartow Pell Mansion estate, led by their Docent, Douglas Hearle, an author in his own right. Mr. Hearle, a distinguished Pelhamite, former President/CEO of Carl Byoir & Associates and Vice-Chairman of Hill & Knowlton (top public relations firms), who recently published a novel, “Outsourced”, based on fictional secret CIA work, has done extensive research into the lives of the hidden servants that fled dissolution and the potato famine, killing over 1 million people, in Ireland. He has uncovered untold stories that promise to be very interesting! ~ April Sandmeyer, Former Historian and Regent, Anne Hutchinson Chapter NSDAR |
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Location Bronxville Public Library, 201 Pondfield Road, Bronxville, NY | |||||||||||
Contact April Sandmeyer | |||||||||||
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