Programming Database for NH Public Librarians
A program describing the technological advances in manufacturing that first helped save the Union in the Civil War and then transformed consumerism. The speaker focuses on the critical role that Vermont and New Hampshire had in developing these technologies.
Contact: csb@carrie-brown.com
Offers a program called “Life and Work at the Mount Washington Observatory.” Broussard is the Outreach Coordinator at the Mount Washington Observatory.
Contact: www.mountwashington.orgDiscusses his newest book, Finding Parmenter, a lyrical and evocative memoir of place, about the land in Antrim, NH, that Butterfield’s great-great-great grandfather began to farm in 1800.
Contact: kirsty@hobblebush.com (publisher contact) www.hobblebush.comAuthor of In the Evil Day, a nonfiction account of a 1997 shooting in Colebrook, NH. A professor at SNHU, Carey researched the event and the lives of the victims, which he discusses in his program.
Contact: 603-284-7064 R.Carey@snhu.edu http://richardadamscarey.comPerforms Irish music, both traditional and contemporary.
Contact: 603-490-3985 paulcarroll@comcast.net http://pjcarroll.com/Paul_Carroll/Home.htmlPortrays characters based on original diaries and reminiscences of civilians living in the town of Gettysburg in the summer and fall of 1863.
Contact: lewandginny1863@comcast.net 603-542-4664
Presents a program on walking the El Camino de Santiago de Compostela. Author of Walking from Here to There.
Contact: daychristy@aol.com www.walkingelcamino.com
Presents a program called “The How and Why of Civil War Reenacting,” which includes a slide program on the 150th Anniversary Reenactment of the Battle of Gettysburg in 2013 and an appearance in full dress Union Civil War uniform representing the 5th New Hampshire regiment.
Contact: Clark.austin06@gmail.com
Presents lectures and readings about different literary figures, including Robert Frost, Whitman, Shakespeare and others.
Contact: walt978@aol.com 978-853-0710 http://www.unlaunchedvoices.com/
Harpist. Performance includes a variety of instruments with which audience can interact.
Contact: PO Box 16523 Hooksett, NH 03106