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SUMMARY:Remembering Allan Jones
DESCRIPTION:Come to the Anthracite Heritage Museum to hear all about Allan Jones\, the Old Forge-born Welsh singer who made it big on the silver\nscreen. Admission is five dollars and the event will feature a lecture by Dulais Rhys\, a noted Welsh music educator and journalist. \nJones was born on October 14\, 1907 in Old Forge\, PA to a Welsh father and an English mother. In 1936\, Allan Jones debuted on the silver screen\nafter winning the lead role of Gaylord Ravenal in the film Show Boat. He went on to fill other lead roles and minor roles in the well-known films A Night at the Opera and A Day at the Races. He continued to work on stage and in movies till his death in 1992.
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/remembering-allan-jones/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20170727T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20170727T200000
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SUMMARY:Stoke the Fire
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the veranda at the Radisson Lackawanna Station Hotel for an evening of music\, hors d’oeuvres\, beer and sangria in the company of good friends! $20 includes food and select beverages from 5:30 PM until 8:00 PM\, Thursday\, July 27th. This event is a benefit for the Bonfire at the Iron Furnaces. Come Stoke the Fire! \nFor more information: scrantonbonfire@gmail.com or 570.963.4804. www.scrantonbonfire.com
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/stoke-the-fire/
LOCATION:Radisson Lackawanna Station Hotel\, 700 Lackawanna Avenue\, Scranton\, 18503 \, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180120T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180120T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
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SUMMARY:Knox Mine Disaster 59th Anniversary
DESCRIPTION:The Anthracite Heritage Museum in McDade Park will commemorate the powerful story of the Knox Mine Disaster on Saturday\, January 20\, 2018\, at 2 p.m.\, marking 59 years since January 22\, 1959\, when the ice-laden waters of the Susquehanna River broke into the Knox Mine at Port Griffith\, Luzerne County\, Pennsylvania sweeping away twelve men. \nVideo by Erika Funke from 1984 and David Brocca\, 2018\, will be featured. The program will also include anthracite-related music by Jay Smar. \nA large needlework designed and embroidered by Audrey Baloga Calvey\, as a tribute to her father\, victim John Baloga\, and the other men lost that day\, will be exhibited. \nRefreshments will be served following the program. \nThe Knox disaster program is free of charge to the public. Admission is charged for the Museum’s main exhibit\, Anthracite People: Immigration & Ethnicity in Pennsylvania’s Hard Coal Region\, and temporary exhibitions. \nThe Anthracite Heritage Museum is one of 25 historic sites and museums administered by Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission as part of the Pennsylvania Trails of History®. The museum is operated in partnership with the\nAnthracite Heritage Museum and Iron Furnaces Associates. \n\n\nThe Anthracite Heritage Museum is located in McDade Park\, off Keyser Avenue\, in Scranton (Exits 182 or 191-B off I-81\, and Exit 122\, Keyser Avenue\, from I-476).\n\nThe Anthracite Heritage Museum is open Wednesday through Saturday\, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.\, and Sunday\, 12:00 noon to 5 p.m.\n 
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/knox-mine-disaster-59th-anniversary/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180201
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180301
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SUMMARY:C. Smith: African-American Business and Community Leader Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:  \nAnthracite Heritage Museum Celebrates African-American History Month \nScranton—The Anthracite Heritage Museum in McDade Park will celebrate African-American History month with a lobby case exhibit entitled: Granville C. Smith: African-American Business and Community Leader. Granville C. Smith came to City of Scranton in 1940 to operate the G.W. Brown Company\, Inc.\, a contract hauler to the Great Atlantic and Pacific (A&P) Tea Company. Consequently\, the city gained a wise businessman\, a tireless community leader\, and a compassionate friend.  During his thirty-four years in the city he served in numerous capacities: He was owner-operator of G.W. Brown\, a member of the Kiwanis Club\, and board member of the Scranton Public Library.  Other board memberships included Goodwill Industries\, the Northeastern Pennsylvania Council on Alcoholism\, the Tri-County Migrant Ministry\, the Central City Neighborhood Center\, and the Boys Club of Scranton.  Equally inspiring was Smith’s active role in promoting human and civil rights among the people of Scranton.  He served as a member of the Advisory Committee for the State of Pennsylvania of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights\, Chairman of the Committee on Human Relations\, and as a member of the Commission on Religion and Race of the Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania.  In 1971\, he was honored for his work by the United Nations Association.  Two years later\, Smith moved to Teaneck\, New Jersey\, with his wife Dorothy.  That town also benefited greatly from Granville’s dedication to community service until his death in 2002. \nThe exhibit is open free of charge to the public and will be in place from Thursday\, February 1st through Wednesday\, February 28\, 2018.  Admission is charged for the Museum’s main exhibit\, Anthracite People: Immigration & Ethnicity in Pennsylvania’s Hard Coal Region\, and other temporary exhibitions. \n 
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/c-smith-african-american-business-and-community-leader/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180311T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180311T170000
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SUMMARY:Charter Day 2018
DESCRIPTION:The Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission (PHMC) will celebrate the commonwealth’s 337th birthday on Charter Day\, Sunday\, March 11\, with free admission to many of the historic sites and museums along the Pennsylvania Trails of History. \nFor this significant anniversary in Pennsylvania history\, the Anthracite Heritage Museum will feature free admission to the museum\, family activities\, and a lecture titled Silk That Spanned the World: The Silk Industry in Eastern Pennsylvania 1880-1990 by Martha Capwell Fox\, curator/archivist with the Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor\, will speak at 2 pm.  The museum opens at noon. \nSilk That Spanned the World: The Silk Industry in Eastern Pennsylvania 1880-1990 \nIn 1913\, the United States became the world’s leading producer of silk goods. The same year\, Pennsylvania surpassed New Jersey—essentially\, Paterson\, New Jersey—as the leading American silk manufacturer.  Every county in the Commonwealth had at least one silk mill\, though the industry was concentrated east of the Susquehanna River\, particularly in Lehigh\, Northampton\, and Berks counties. By the mid-1920s\, the value of Allentown’s silk production—over $53.5 million—was larger than that of any Pennsylvania county. The Depression\, competition from Southern and foreign textiles\, as well as the advent of synthetics\, all combined to shrink the local industry steadily but it persisted in Pennsylvania until the second half of the 20th century.  The talk will include a short video that was shot in the last silk mill in the Lehigh Valley. \nMartha Capwell Fox has been the Historian and Archives Coordinator for the National Canal Museum/Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor since 2012. She was the assistant to the NCM Collections Manager from 2003-2005\, and guest curator of the NCM exhibit “Behind the Seams: The Silk Industry in Eastern Pennsylvania.”  Martha presented three papers at Canal History and Technology Symposia\, on the silk industry in the D&L Corridor\, a biographical sketch of 19th century entrepreneur Jose de Navarro\, and an industrial history of Catasauqua\, Pennsylvania\, the site of the first commercially successful anthracite iron furnace. She was a Pennsylvania Commonwealth Speaker from 2004 to 2006. Also a professional writer and editor\, Martha worked in magazine publishing at National Geographic and Rodale\, Inc. and has published four books on local historical topics and three young adult histories on swimming\, auto racing\, and the Vatican. Her most recent book\, Geology\, Geography\, and Human Genius: the Industrial History of the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor\, will be released later this year. She is a graduate of American University with a dual degree in international relations and U.S. history.
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/charter-day-2018/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180421T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180421T160000
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SUMMARY:Landscape and Environment Lecture
DESCRIPTION:“The Sustainability Factor of Coalfield Community Groups in both the Anthracite and Bituminous Regions of PA and EPCAMR’s Role Throughout NE & NC PA”\nA lecture by Robert Hughes\nApril 21\, 2:00 pm\nApril is Landscape and Environment Month in our What is Anthracite Heritage Series. The presentation will be geared towards abandoned mines\, mine reclamation\, mine water pollution\, environmental advocacy of long-term community groups within the coalfields\, and survey results of groups from across PA that continue to work on legacy abandoned mine issues that make them sustainable. Lessons learned and advice from long-standing community groups from across PA that have worked in the anthracite and bituminous coalfield communities will be highlighted. An explanation of the Surface Mining Reclamation Control Act\, the RECLAIM Act\, Environmental Good Samaritan Act\, and brief highlights of regional EPCAMR Programs\, Environmental Education Watershed Tours\, water quality monitoring\, aquatic connectivity surveys\, and technical services that we’re providing to the Commonwealth of PA and the public at large will be discussed as well including our underground mine mapping project\, state-wide conferences on abandoned mine reclamation\, and 3D underground mine pool modeling.
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/landscape-and-environment-lecture/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180428T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180428T150000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
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LAST-MODIFIED:20180412T020509Z
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SUMMARY:Tea on the Titanic
DESCRIPTION:Come Sail Away with us at the Anthracite Heritage Museum!\nApril 28\, 2018 at 1:00 pm\n \nEnjoy aromatic teas\, tea sandwiches\, confections\, and the company of good traveling companions.\nHear remembrances of the past from our passengers.\nTake a chance on our beautiful gift baskets. \nRSVP by April 26 at 570-963-4804. Donation is $20 per passenger.\nPeriod dress optional\, youth aged 12 and over are welcome.
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/tea-on-the-titanic/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180512T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180512T120000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20180429T165045Z
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SUMMARY:250 Years of Anthracite Mining Commemoration
DESCRIPTION:This year’s Leadership Lackawanna class will finish their project with the Anthracite Heritage Museum with a public unveiling of the 250th Anniversary Commemorative Display developed by the class and supported by local businesses and families. \nThe Museum will be free and open to the public from 9am – 12pm\, with the unveiling taking place at 10am. Bring the whole family to get a tour of the exhibit and celebrate the industry that built our region.
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/250-years-of-anthracite-mining-commemoration/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180515T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180515T200000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
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LAST-MODIFIED:20180412T014558Z
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SUMMARY:Paint and Sip Night at the Museum
DESCRIPTION:Ladies and Gentlemen! On Tuesday May 15th The Anthracite Heritage Museum will open our doors at 5:15 pm inviting you to re-visit our museum\, take time out and spend some time with friends\, sip some of Maiolatesi Wine Cellars delicious wines\, and enjoy light fare.  Also wine themed raffles and a chance to win tickets to our Bonfire at the Iron Furnaces this Fall!\n \nSpace is limited\, Please reserve your space by May 1st.\n$35 per person includes Art Supplies\, wine\, refreshments and Bonfire entry!\n \n Tickets can be purchased online at www.myspiritedart.com \n 
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/ladies-night-sip-n-paint-men-welcome-too/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180524T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180524T200000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20180429T192251Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180429T192328Z
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SUMMARY:Mining Life and Culture in the Anthracite Region
DESCRIPTION: “There is no business on earth subject to as many casualties.”  Mining life and culture in the Anthracite Region\nA lecture by Harold Aurand\, Jr. \nThe anthracite coal industry was full of contradictions.  Mining had many of the attributes of high status jobs.  Before a miner could take charge of a workplace he had to be licensed by the state.  He was given autonomy in setting the pace of his work\, and how he would go about doing it.  Promotion to low level supervisory positions required practical experience working in the mines.  The way he was paid suggested miners were viewed by mine owners as respected\, independent producers of coal\, not just wage employees.  Despite all this\, miners’ pay remained low\, and many struggled to escape poverty.  It was little better for the mine owners.  Although anthracite powered the industrial revolution and heated the homes of many eastern cities\, the actual digging of coal usually brought little profit.  This talk will focus on what exactly happened here.  Why anthracite mining always seemed to be a better career and investment than it was\, and how the unique patterns of work and industry gave rise to a distinct local culture.
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/mining-life-and-culture-in-the-anthracite-region/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180614T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180614T200000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20180530T173027Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180530T173027Z
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SUMMARY:WYSO - An American Visionary Artist
DESCRIPTION:WYSO – An American Visionary Artist: Frank “WYSO®” Wysochansky -1915-1994\nA lecture by Steve Lichak\nBetween post-WW II until his death on September 14\, 1994\, Frank Wysochansky the anthracite outsider artist\, “WYSO®” produced over 5\,000 works of art and thousands of cartoons. Working furiously\, using pen\, ink\, watercolor\, Crayola crayon and sculptural forms. He spread melted crayons across canvases and carved out images. Creating figural sculptures from Bondo\, an inexpensive automotive body repair product that he worked around armatures such as chicken bones\, light bulbs\, bags of sand and wire coat hangers. WYSO® was one of twelve children born to Ukrainian immigrants. His father\, Joseph\, was a coal miner who lost his life in a mining accident. It was WYSO’s intimate knowledge of miners and their families that was to influence his art throughout his life. WYSO® represents a common man with uncommon talents and vision\, an American treasure\, who portrays events through the eyes of immigrants forging a new life during challenging times\, yet ever embracing their faith and love of God and their ancestral heritage.
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/wyso-an-american-visionary-artist/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180801T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180801T140000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20180720T030239Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180720T030313Z
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SUMMARY:KIDS Summer Quest: Rock with Miners
DESCRIPTION:The Lackawanna County Library Systems will host a Summer Quest session at the Museum on August 1 from 10-2. Come any time during the day and participate in fun activities\, also sponsored in part by the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Visit the Library’s website for more information!
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/kids-summer-quest-rock-with-miners/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180901T190500
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180901T220000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20180615T180356Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180615T180356Z
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SUMMARY:Museum Night at the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders
DESCRIPTION:Come out for a great night of Baseball\, Fireworks\, and Fun! The Anthracite Heritage Museum will be one of the featured organizations at the SWB RailRiders last regular season home game against the Pawtucket Red Sox. Additionally\, the promotion that night is The Office\, with the first 2\,500 fans receiving a bobblehead giveaway! \nCall the Museum or see a board member to purchase tickets.
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/museum-night-at-the-scranton-wilkes-barre-railriders/
LOCATION:PNC Field\, 235 Montage Mountain Road\, Moosic\, PA\, 18507\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180922
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180923
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20180615T175056Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180831T013019Z
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SUMMARY:Preservation Workshop - Girl Scout Items & Textiles
DESCRIPTION:Do you have family heirlooms that you are concerned about preserving? Were you or was someone in your family a Girl Scout? Do you have unidentified memorabilia you’re curious about? A treasured fabric item you’re concerned about cleaning? Come to the Anthracite Heritage Museum to learn about best practices from Mary Winslow and Brenda Long\, members of the Girl Scouts Heart of PA Archives Committee. It will be a great afternoon of learning and preserving! \nThe workshop will be geared toward Girl Scout memorabilia\, but the information will be applicable to any textile preservation endeavor. The workshop is designed to help adults identify and date items\, learn recommended ways to safely clean\, store\, or display fabric heirlooms. If you were a former Girl Scout or have family members who were and wish to preserve a uniform\, badge sash\, or any other item\, Mary and Brenda can help you not only preserve the items\, but also help you date and contextualize them according to official Girl Scout history. \nPlease contact the Museum for more information! If you are interested in a workshop for current Girl Scouts\, please contact the Museum for Mary & Brenda’s information.
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/preservation-workshop/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180922
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180923
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20180919T021404Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180919T021404Z
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SUMMARY:Smithsonian Magazine Museum Day - Free Admission!
DESCRIPTION:ANTHRACITE HERITAGE MUSEUM JOINS SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE’S 14TH ANNUAL MUSEUM DAY\nFree Admission on September 22\, 2018 with a downloadable Museum Day ticket at smithsonian.com/museumday\nThe Anthracite Heritage Museum will open its doors free of charge to all Museum Day ticketholders on Saturday September 22\, 2018 as part of Smithsonian magazine’s 14th annual Museum Day\, a national celebration of boundless curiosity in which participating museums emulate the free admission policy at the Smithsonian Institution’s Washington DC-based museums. \nMuseum Day represents a nationwide commitment to access\, equity and inclusion. Over 250\,000 people downloaded tickets for last year’s event\, and Museum Day 2018 is expected to attract more museum-goers than ever before. \nThis event coincides with our Preservation Workshop being held at 2pm. Make a day of the occasion – visit the exhibits for free\, and stay for the preservation workshop. Contact the museum for more information! 570-963-4804 or ahmuseum@verizon.net
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/smithsonian-magazine-museum-day-free-admission/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180927T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180927T203000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20180615T180819Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180615T180819Z
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SUMMARY:Four Historic Strikes
DESCRIPTION:This panel discussion will discuss Cultural Responses to Labor Conflicts in the Northern Anthracite Field. \nThe featured speakers are Sarah Piccini\, speaking about the 1871 strike in Scranton\, Lucia Dailey\, speaking about the 1877 strike in Scranton\, Michael Knies\, speaking on the 1912 strike in Luzerne & Lackawanna Counties\, and Robert Wolensky\, speaking about the 1928 strike in the Greater Pittston Area. The discussion will explore strikes\, shutdowns\, labor actions\, and bitter and violent conflicts that occurred in the Anthracite region from the 1870s to 1928 that had profound implications for the dangerous working conditions below ground and cultural implications for working people above ground. This panel discussion will be moderated by Retired Site Administrator\, Chester Kulesa.
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/four-historic-strikes/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190504T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190504T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20190411T182427Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190411T182427Z
UID:916-1556974800-1556985600@www.anthracitemuseum.org
SUMMARY:Spring Tea at the Museum
DESCRIPTION:Immigration Celebration\n4th Annual Tea at the Anthracite Heritage Museum\n\nComing to America – Who are we? Where do we come from?\nDelve into America’s Past\, Present\, and Future as we celebrate the cultures of our area. Sip our Blended Teas and enjoy a Variety of Savory Tea Sandwiches and Ethnic Confections.\nTake a chance on our Raffle Baskets\, too!\nAdults and Youth Ages 12 and over welcome\nPlease RSVP by May 1st\, as seating is limited. This event sold out last year\, so get your tickets early!
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/spring-tea-at-the-museum/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190531T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190531T200000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20180625T185341Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190411T182752Z
UID:854-1559322000-1559332800@www.anthracitemuseum.org
SUMMARY:Charity Cask for a Cause - Firkin Friday at Cooper's Seafood in Scranton
DESCRIPTION:Join us the last Friday of May for Cooper’s Charity Cask Night as we tap a firkin\, raise a glass\, and some much needed money\, (100% of the sales) for the Anthracite Heritage Museum and Iron Furnaces!\nCome join us for a fun Happy Hour & help out The Pennsylvania Anthracite Heritage Museum & Scranton Iron Furnaces. The firkin will be tapped promptly at 5 pm. We’ll have raffle items & a 50/50 so grab some family and friends & meet us @ Cooper’s to have some beers all while supporting The Pennsylvania Anthracite Heritage Museum & Scranton Iron Furnaces!!! \nWHAT is a firkin ale?\nA firkin is a small keg\, holds about 10 gallons or so of cask-conditioned\, 50°F beer. We source our firkins from breweries in our backyard to breweries across the country! The cask is always a special\, one-of-a-kind beer connoisseur’s treat. It is available only until it runs dry\, which could be just hours (or less) after it’s tapped. \nWHY a firkin ale?\nIf you love beer then this is your chance to experience drinking a real ale! Open up your senses to the hop and malt flavors released by drinking a beer from a hand-drawn firkin served at a respectable temperature. \nAt 5:00 p.m. the last Friday of every month a tap is hand-driven into the firkin with a mallet.  A small hole is opened at the top and the beer flows!!! Try this tasty treat — real ale as it was meant to be!
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/charity-cask-for-a-cause-firkin-friday-at-coopers-seafood-in-scranton/
LOCATION:Cooper’s Seafood House\, 701 N. Washington Ave.\, Scranton\, PA\, 18509\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190906T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190908T110000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20190821T182505Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190821T182505Z
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SUMMARY:Anthracite Heritage Conference - 150th Anniversary Avondale
DESCRIPTION:In honor of the 150th Anniversary of the Avondale Mine Disaster\, we will be hosting a weekend-long conference from September 6-8. If you are interested\, please contact the Lackawanna Historical Society at lackawannahistory@gmail.com\, or call 570-344-3841. \nPlease see the attached registration form or contact the Lackawanna Historical Society for registration! Registration is $15 with additional cost for optional meals.\nPlease consider joining us for part of all of the weekend! See the great schedule of events below: \nFriday\, September 6\, 2019 \n6:30 pm\, Anthracite Heritage Museum. Anthracite Coal Breakers of the Avondale Era: An Overview of the Early Stereographic Record. \nRichard Healey\, Professor Emeritus\, University of Portsmouth\, UK \n  \nSaturday\, September 7\, 2019 \n9:30 am\, Anthracite Heritage Museum. The Welsh of Scranton during the 1860s and 1870s. \nWilliam Jones\, Professor Emeritus\, University of Cardiff\, Wales \n11:30 am\, Washburn Street Cemetery (If inclement weather\, the Anthracite Heritage Museum) Tribute to the Avondale Mine Disaster Victims  \nProgram hosted by Richard Sedlisky will include description of the site\, dedication of new marker listing names of the 58 Avondale victims buried in the Washburn Cemetery\, a short memorial service\, and a reading of the names of each victim by Avondale descendants and local students\, plus Welsh songs . (Transportation & Lunch available). \n1:30 pm – 3 pm\, Anthracite Heritage Museum. Avondale Disaster\, An Overview \nPanel Discussion moderated by Bode Morin\, AHM Site Administrator with: \n Railroads – Richard Healey\, Professor Emeritus\, University of Portsmouth\, UK \n Causes – William Jones Professor Emeritus\, University of Cardiff\, Wales \n Consequences – Robert Wolensky\, Professor of Sociology\, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point/Kings College \n3:15 pm – 4:45 pm\, Anthracite Heritage Museum. Remembering the Avondale Disaster \nPanel Discussion moderated by Mark Riccetti Jr.\, Director of Operations and Programs\, Luzerne County Historical with Steve Konrad\, Plymouth Historical Society\, Bob Hughes\, EPCAMR; Torry Watkins\, Avondale Commemoration Committee \n6:00 pm\, Anthracite Heritage Museum. Pennsylvania Labor History Society Annual Dinner and Awards Program \nMother Jones Award: Robert Wolensky\, Professor of Sociology\, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point/Kings College \nWilliam Sylvis Award: Walter Klepaski\, United Way Labor Liaison\, Greater Wilkes-Barre Area Labor Council \nJohn Brennan Award: Paul Tucker\, Author and Editor of The Union News \nSunday\, September 8\, 2019 \n10:00 am\, First Welsh Baptist Church Plymouth Township; Noon\, Avondale Site. 150th Commemorative Memorial of the Avondale Mine Disaster. Presented by the Plymouth Historical Society
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/anthracite-heritage-conference-150th-anniversary-avondale/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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SUMMARY:Episodes in Anthracite Labor History
DESCRIPTION:Moderator:  Chester Kulesa\, Administrator Emeritus\, Anthracite Heritage Museum \nSpeakers:\nThomas Mackaman\, King’s College\, “Labor and Industry in the Early Years of Anthracite”\nAnn Flaherty\, Kehoe Foundation of Maryland\, “The Molly Maguires in the Hard Coal Fields: Fact vs. Fiction”\nRobert Wolensky\, King’s College\, “The Industrial Workers of the World: The Wobblies in Anthracite\, 1907-1916”\nRobert Schmidt Independent Scholar\, “Labor\, Violence\, and Dynamite in Coal Country”\nMary Kay Kimelewski\, Misericordia University\, “The 1943 Anthracite Strike in Northeastern Pennsylvania: Defending Patriotism During World War II”  \n 
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/episodes-in-anthracite-labor-history/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190921T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190921T170000
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CREATED:20190829T191056Z
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SUMMARY:Smithsonian Magazine Museum Day - Free Admission!
DESCRIPTION:ANTHRACITE HERITAGE MUSEUM JOINS SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE’S 15TH ANNUAL MUSEUM DAY\nFree Admission on September 21\, 2019 with a downloadable Museum Day ticket at this link !\nThe Anthracite Heritage Museum will open its doors free of charge to all Museum Day ticketholders on Saturday September 21\, 2019 as part of Smithsonian magazine’s 15th annual Museum Day\, a national celebration of boundless curiosity in which participating museums emulate the free admission policy at the Smithsonian Institution’s Washington DC-based museums. \nMuseum Day represents a nationwide commitment to access\, equity and inclusion.
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/smithsonian-magazine-museum-day-free-admission-2/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191019T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191019T220000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20181020T060051Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190924T213227Z
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SUMMARY:Scranton Bonfire
DESCRIPTION:    \nThe Ninth Annual Bonfire at The Iron Furnaces will take place Saturday\, October 19\, 2019\, from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at the historic Scranton Iron Furnaces\, a truly unique site with the remains of a standing blast furnace. \nThe Bonfire Festival\, a fundraiser for the Anthracite Heritage Museum\, explores the cultural roots of Halloween and celebrates other cultural autumn festivals while highlighting Northeastern PA’s industrial past. \nTickets include admission to the festival and $5 in Bonfire Bucks\, to use towards food\, beverage\, and activities. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased online or at the museum. \nOur second annual VIP Tent will also be running this year. $50 gets you a covered area atop the furnaces to view the bonfire\, catered food and drink\, as well as many great silent auction items. \nEveryone is encouraged to wear their favorite Halloween attire!
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/scranton-bonfire/
LOCATION:Scranton Iron Furnaces\, 159 Cedar Ave.\, Scranton\, PA\, 1850\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191123T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191123T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20191112T020510Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191119T200030Z
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SUMMARY:Annual Membership Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Attention All Members!\nThe Annual Meeting of the Anthracite Heritage Museum and Scranton Iron Furnaces Associates will be held on Saturday\, November 23\, 2019 at 2:00 p.m. at the Museum. \nMeeting Agenda \n\nMINUTES FROM NOVEMBER 2018 MEETING\nELECTION OF BOARD MEMBERS\, slate below\nBYLAWS REVISION\nREPORT FROM THE PRESIDENT\, Jacquelyn Schulte\nREPORT FROM THE SITE ADMINISTRATOR\, Dr. Bode Morin\n\n\nThe Board Development Committee recommends the following new board member: \n\nClifton Prokop\, Scranton\, PA           1st 3-Year Term\n\nThese members are recommended for a second term. \n\nMark Barbernitz\, 2nd 3-Year Term\nJoe McCormack\, 2nd 3-Year Term\nJeffrey Kiefer\, 2nd 3-Year Term\n\nIf you are unable to attend\, you may e-mail your vote to ahmuseum@verizon.net \nBYLAWS REVISION\nThe Governance Committee and the Board of Directors under the guidance of the PHMC and PANO have been working on revisions to our Bylaws. The bulk of the changes are organizational in nature\, i.e. moving all matters regarding membership under one article\, all matters regarding board of directors under one article\, etc. \nContent changes include: \n\nReplacing volunteer memberships with memberships granted by the Board.\nAdding e-mail as a possible method of contact for announcement of meetings.\nAmending Board Officer Election procedure\nEstablishing framework for an e-mail board vote for emergency matters / decisions.\nEstablishing an Executive Committee framework for emergency matters / decisions.\n\nTo view the revised document\, please visit this link. If you would like a hard copy of the revisions\, please contact the museum at 570-963-4804. Hard copies will also be available for review before the meeting on November 23. \nPROGRAM  2:30 PM\nBill Lewis is one of our PHMC Commissioners. The PHMC is the official history agency of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Created in 1945\, they are responsible for the collection\, conservation\, and interpretation of Pennsylvania’s historic heritage. Bill will share information about the PHMC and will present on some projects on which he has been working. \nKen Lee\, a new docent and volunteer tour guide at the Anthracite Heritage Museum\, will speak about his experience in those roles.
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/annual-membership-meeting/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200308T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200308T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20200224T015524Z
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SUMMARY:Pennsylvania Charter Day
DESCRIPTION:We will be celebrating Charter Day at the museum on March 8 from noon to 5. This is the day all Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission sites are open free to the public to celebrate William Penn and the founding of Pennsylvania. \nOur program\, which will begin at 2pm\, will be a special presentation by PHMC Commissioner Bill Lewis on the impacts of the Titanic disaster on Northeast Pennsylvania. \nThe event and museum admission are FREE all day! Join us!
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/pennsylvania-charter-day-2/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200313T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200313T210000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20200127T021733Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200311T194220Z
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SUMMARY:Parade Day Eve - CANCELLED
DESCRIPTION:**THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED**\nOut of an abundance of caution and in response to the Scranton Parade Day Committee’s decision to postpone the St. Patrick’s Day Parade\, the Anthracite Heritage Museum Associates have unfortunately decided to cancel this event. Refunds for tickets already purchased can be obtained by contacting the museum at 570-963-4804 or at ahmuseum[at]verizon.net. Or you may preserve your purchase and dedicate it to a future ticketed event like Fire up the Furnaces (June 12) or the Bonfire (date TBD in October). We are sorry for any inconvenience. Please be smart and keep healthy!\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nReady to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Scranton? Looking for a way to kick off your Parade Day? Interested in a unique night out? We have an event for you! Join us at the Museum on Friday\, March 13 from 6-9 pm for our first annual Parade Day Eve Celebration! For $25 per ticket\, you receive food\, beverages\, and great entertainment. Food catered by Posh will include new twists on Irish favorites\, including Corned Beef Sliders\, Guinness Tacos\, and Irish Mac & Cheese. If you’re looking to imbibe\, beer will be on tap as will a selection of wine.\nOur entertainment for the evening will include The Emerald Isle Step Dancers\, The Quietmen\, as well as a bagpiper. The night is sure to be a great time. Join us! Contact the museum or see a board member to purchase tickets.\n 
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/parade-day-eve/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200425T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200425T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20200127T022846Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200224T015117Z
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SUMMARY:Spring Tea: Celebration of Historic Arts of Silk\, Buttons and Lace
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our annual Spring Tea at the Anthracite Museum. As in previous years\, guests will enjoy delicious finger sandwiches\, homemade desserts\, and a wide variety of tea. This year’s theme will include the history of Scranton Lace\, as well as information about other industries that employed many women in the region. \nMore details on the presenters to come! Plan to join us! \nCost is $22 for non-members and $20 for members of the Anthracite Heritage Museum and Iron Furnaces Associates. \nInquire at the museum about membership!
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/spring-tea-celebration-of-historic-arts-of-silk-buttons-and-lace/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200716
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210801
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SUMMARY:Arts on Fire 2020 - See the Video HERE!
DESCRIPTION:Click HERE for our virtual event including artists’ demonstrations\, footage and images from previous years’ events\, messages from partners\, and musical guests Dashboard Mary and the Quietmen! \n\nThe Anthracite Heritage Museum is pleased to work with our community partners to produce a virtual program for this year featuring music\, art\, and history. #artsonfire #anthraciteheritagemuseum \nThe Arts on Fire Festival\, launched in 2010\, is a celebration of arts\, heritage\, industry and community held the first weekend of June at the Iron Furnaces in Scranton\, a four acre site along Roaring Brook and managed by The Anthracite Heritage Museum and Iron Furnaces. The Iron Furnaces is a former working iron foundry\, built in the 1840s\, where many of the early immigrants to Scranton worked. Set against this historic backdrop\, visitors to the Arts on Fire Festival can enjoy hands-on history and the best of contemporary art. \nThank you to our many sponsors!! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEdit
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/arts-on-fire-2/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210327T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210327T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20210302T183048Z
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SUMMARY:Cerddoriaeth & Ceol: Welsh and Irish Anthracite Music Traditions
DESCRIPTION:March 27\, 2021.  Zoom webinar\, 2 pm. EDT.  Cost:  $5/computer screen.  Tickets:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cerddoriaeth-ceol-welsh-and-irish-anthracite-music-traditions-tickets-142741845703 \nEach March\, we celebrate our Celtic roots in Pennsylvania with the Welsh St. David’s Day on March 1st and the Irish St. Patrick’s Day on March 17th.  The Anthracite Region is home to some of the largest populations of Welsh and Irish in the United States who have had a profound impact our local culture. Immigrating here to work in the growing coal industry in the 19th century\, the new residents brought many customs including their music.  Join us for a special program on these unique treasures with special guest scholars from Ireland and Wales. \nDr.  Bill Jones\, Emeritus Professor of Welsh History will present\, Môr o Gân [A Sea of Song]: Welsh choral and communal singing in the Anthracite Region in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.  In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries\, the Anthracite Region contained the largest concentration of Welsh people in America. The immigrants brought with them from Wales their native language and many social\, cultural\, industrial\, musical and religious traditions that flourished in\, and influenced the communities in which they settled. This presentation explores one of the most widely known and enduring of those traditions. Singing\, a key element of Welsh ethnic identity\, made an inestimable impact on the region’s musical scene. It pervaded the social and cultural activities of the Welsh and their ethnic institutions\, the churches\, the eisteddfod (literary and musical competitive festival) and\, later\, the Cymanfa Ganu (hymn singing festival). ‘Môr o Gân’ is how contemporaries frequently described Welsh ethnic life\, because of the scale\, vibrancy and quality of its choral and communal singing. It is a tradition that is still evident today. \nDr.  Deirdre Ní Chonghaile will present The Rev. Daniel J. Murphy Archive: Irish Sean-Nós Singers in 19th century Pennsylvania.  This presentation shares the story of Rev. Daniel J. Murphy from Sligo and J.J. Lyons from Galway\, who transcribed over 1\,200 sean-nós songs from Irish-speakers in Philadelphia and the anthracite region of Northeastern Pennsylvania from 1884 to the 1920s. With each song transcription event capturing a unique moment of encounter and art\, the Rev. Murphy Archive demonstrates forcibly but eloquently the conviction with which the Irish diaspora treasured\, performed\, and celebrated their home-country heritage in their new homes in America. Preserving the pre-Famine memory of Ireland in a diasporic setting\, this extraordinary collection of manuscripts represents a monument to Irish heritage\, to American heritage\, and to the diasporic experience. It also reveals a unique opportunity to map song through time and space and so highlight its currency\, mobility\, and enduring power. \nBill Jones is Emeritus Professor of Welsh History at Cardiff University\, Wales\, where he taught modern Welsh history in Welsh and English. His main research interest is the history of the Welsh overseas in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. He has published extensively on the Welsh in the United States\, including Wales in America: Scranton and the Welsh 1860-1920 and Welsh Reflections: Y Drych and America\, 1851-2001. He has delivered presentations in the United States many times during the past forty years\, the most recent being in 2019\, at the North American Festival of Wales in Milwaukee and the 150th Anniversary Commemoration of the Avondale Mine Disaster. \n Deirdre Ní Chonghaile A musician\, broadcaster\, writer and curator from the Aran Islands\, Deirdre Ní Chonghaile (MA Oxon\, PhD) is the co-ordinator of the on-going community-based project Amhráin Árann – Aran Songs. She was previously NUI Postdoctoral Fellow in Irish/Celtic Studies and Irish Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow at NUI Galway\, Alan Lomax Fellow at the Library of Congress and NEH Keough Fellow at the University of Notre Dame. Her research interests include the untold story of the cultural lives of Irish-speaking immigrants in nineteenth- and twentieth-century North America; and the potential of digital humanities to enable creative access to the rich archive of Irish music and folkloric material that survives on both sides of the Atlantic. As a consultant\, she has served Harvard University\, the Library of Congress\, English National Opera\, Druid Theatre Company\, and the Irish-American Climate Project among others. \nThe Anthracite Heritage Museum is a Pennsylvania Historical and Museum site dedicated to the study\, promotion\, and collection of material culture\, traditions\, and stories of the people who created built\, lived in\, and sustained an industry and community in Northeast Pennsylvania.  The Anthracite Heritage Museum is currently closed due to COVID.  Please check our website and Facebook pages for details about our reopening. www.anthracitemuseum.org\, www.facebook.com/anthraciteheritagemuseum. \nThis project was supported by a Lackawanna County Arts and Culture Community grant a program of Lackawanna County Commissioners Jerry Notarianni\, Debi Domenick\, Esq. and Chris Chermak. \n 
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/cerddoriaeth-ceol-welsh-and-irish-anthracite-music-traditions/
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar\, https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cerddoriaeth-ceol-welsh-and-irish-anthracite-music-traditions-tickets-142741845703
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241123T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241123T153000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
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SUMMARY:Conversations in the Gallery
DESCRIPTION:Gallery Talk – Scott Herring on Anthracite Family Album\n \nJoin us in our new exhibition\, Anthracite Family Album\, with none other than the “Last Anthracite Photographer” himself\, Scott Herring. Herring will give opening remarks\, then spend time answering questions and chatting with visitors in the exhibition. Conversations in the Gallery will start at 2pm and end at 3:30pm. \nProgram included with regular admission: $7 for adults\, $5 for youth (ages 3-11)\, and $6 for Seniors.  Free for museum members. \nThe Anthracite Heritage Museum is administered by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.   McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA.
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/scott-herring-on-anthracite-family-album/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241214T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241214T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T233345
CREATED:20241025T131353Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241025T144830Z
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SUMMARY:Anthracite Holiday Klatsch
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Saturday\, December 14 from 12pm to 4pm for the launch of our Anthracite Holiday Klatsch – an old-fashioned kaffeeklatsch with a holiday twist.  This event is a community affair rich with holiday crafts\, live musical performances\, warm drinks and good conversation.  As a bonus\, we’ll have a presentation on German christkindlmarkte\, and will have coal stockings for sale.   \nFrom hot chocolate and savory lattes to ornament making and coal stockings\, there’s something for everyone.  Special performances by Valley View High School Choir and Wally Gordon Community Singers.  \n                                                                                                        $7 adults | $6 seniors | $5 children | Free for 0-2  \n**Includes event\, FREE admission to museum\, and 10% discount on membership and day-of store purchases.  
URL:https://www.anthracitemuseum.org/event/anthracite-holiday-klatsch/
LOCATION:Anthracite Heritage Museum\, McDade Park\, Scranton\, PA\, 18504\, United States
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