Museum Programs

“On the Playing Fields of Privilege: The Residential Work of Delano & Aldrich, 1903-1940”

By |2024-02-20T07:04:21-05:00February 28th, 2012|Museum Programs, Programs & Exibitions|

Educator and architectural historian Derek Ostergard will give an illustrated lecture examining the work of one of America's most renowned architectural firms. The A.W. Dater house on Fishers Island, today Wakeman, was a Delano & Aldrich commission. Sunday July 8, 2012 Time: 4 p.m. Place: Union Chapel. Note: This talk was scheduled for last August, but cancelled at the last minute due to Tropical Storm Irene.

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“Muskeget to Matinicus: Plant Diversity on New England’s Coastal Islands.”

By |2020-04-14T18:33:16-04:00February 8th, 2012|Museum Programs, Programs & Exibitions|

An illustrated lecture by Robert T. McMaster, Professor of Biology, Holyoke Community College, Holyoke, Massachusetts.
– The HLFM's 2012 Smith Vaughan Lecture on a Natural History Subject. Sunday, July 22, 2012. Time: 4 p.m. Place: Union Chapel.

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On the Playing Fields of Privilege

By |2020-04-14T18:33:15-04:00February 8th, 2012|Museum Programs, Programs & Exibitions|

“The Residential Work of Delano & Aldrich 1903-1940.”

Educator and architectural historian Derek Ostergard will give an illustrated lecture examining the work of one of America's most renowned architectural firms. The A.W. Dater house on Fishers Island, today Wakeman, was a Delano & Aldrich commission. Sunday July 8, 2012 Time: 4 p.m. Place: Union Chapel. Note: This talk was scheduled for last August, but cancelled at the last minute due to Tropical Storm Irene.
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ANNUAL EXHIBITION 2023

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F.I. Sketchbook 2005

THE SKETCHBOOKS OF CHARLIE FERGUSON

In the full sweep of Fishers Island’s history, there is no artist more synonymous, more closely associated with Fishers Island than Charles B. “Charlie” Ferguson. The main show features images from two of Charlie's sketchbooks which functioned as illustrated diaries that were filled with daily activities, nature observations, personal notes, and lots of art—drawings, sketches, and watercolors—in various states of completion.

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