Elizabeth McCance Elected President The Museum’s Board of Trustees announced on December 23, 2014, that Elizabeth McCance had been unanimously elected as the president of the Museum, effective immediately. She graciously accepted her new position. Elizabeth joined the H.L.F. Museum board in 2006. She has served on various committees including heading the leadership gifts
Penni Sharp. Courtesy of Genie Trevor. The following remembrance was read at the Memorial Service for Penelope “Penni” Sharp, held at the First Congregational Church, Guilford, Connecticut, 11:00 a.m., April 18, 2015. My name is Pierce Rafferty. I am the director of the Henry L. Ferguson Museum, Fishers Island, NY, where Penni
On display in the 2nd Floor Side Gallery
Charlie Tracking May 18 ~ Charlie spent the early morning mostly near the nest at the west end transfer station, except for one brief trip to Baker Cove and Groton and back to Fishers Island. [raw] [one_half] Charlie Tracking May 18 [/one_half] [one_half last] Early AM Trip to Baker Cove [/one_half]
This exhibition puts animals back at the center of island life—a spot they steadfastly occupied for centuries following settlement in the 1640s.
Edwin Tracking May 17 ~ Edwin spent the early morning between the Niantic River and Latimer Brook in East Lyme. He then headed west to the Connecticut River and followed it north to Selden Creek and Pratt Cove, then looped back south through Essex, to the shoreline in Old Lyme before returning east. He stopped
Charlie Tracking May 16 ~ Charlie spent the early dawn hours at Hay Harbor then headed to the nest at the west end transfer station early in the morning. Mid morning, he took a brief trip to the Thames River and returned to spend the rest of the morning near the nest. [raw] [one_half]
May 13 ~ Charlie spent the morning and much of the afternoon on the west end of Fishers Island, mostly between Hay Harbor, the nest at the transfer station, and the southern shoreline nearby. In the late afternoon he made one more trip to Hay Harbor and the northern shoreline, then returned to the nest
MAY 16 ~ Edwin spent the early morning, first along the west bank of the Niantic River, and then at nearby Latimer Brook in East Lyme, CT. Mid morning, he made a loop starting to the south at Gorton Pond and the Pattagansett River, then headed east to a lower portion of the Niantic River,
May 13 ~ Edwin spent the early morning at Latimer Brook in East Lyme, then headed south to spend the rest of the morning at Gardiners Island. [raw] [one_half] Edwin Tracking May 13 [/one_half] [one_half last] AM ~ Latimer Brook to Gardiners Island [/one_half] [clear] [/raw] Around noon, Edwin headed southwest
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F.I. Sketchbook 2005
