#BOSTON LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER SERIES#

Friends of the Winthrop Public Library, WCAT Michael discusses Boston in fall of 1860. Winthrop Historian Bob Duval shows slides of Winthrop before and after WWI including a parade around Winthrop before our men went off to war.īoston in the Civil Wae Era (Feb. Stephen Ayers, Vicar of Old North Church, talks about the history of the church.

Ted Reinstein speaking about his new book 'General Stores of New England.' General Stores of New England (Apr, 24, 2019) Produced in 2005, 'In Our Own Backyard' features interviews with then Marsh resident Jack Markley and Clean Water Action member Lisa Jones. Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association, WCATįrom the WCAT Vault: In 1990 production, Jeremy D'Entremont looks at the history of the town.įriends of the Belle Isle Marsh present: In Our Own Backyard (Aug. Winthrop By the Sea: The Evolution of A Town (Aug.

#BOSTON LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER SERIES#

Between 19 WCAT producer Jeremy D'Entremont produced a series of six programs chronicling some of the many publications of Edward Rowe Snow. 23, 2019)įrom the WCAT Vault: WCAT celebrates the life of Edward Rowe Snow, who resided in Winthrop and is widely known for his many publications on pirates and other nautical subjects. Biggio, Winthrop Gold Star Veterans (WWII)Įdward Rowe Snow's New England: Winthrop By the Sea (Aug. Winthrop resident, veteran and founder of Annual Wounded Vet Ride pens first book, Jun. 22, 2021)Īndrew Biggio talks about his book, “The Rifle: Combat Stories from America’s Last WWII Veterans, Told Through an M1 Garand,”Ģ021, Winthrop Public Library / WorldCat / The Rifle - Andrew Biggio at the Winthrop Public Library (Dec.

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