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SUMMARY:Cedar Hill: Cornelia Warren’s Gift to the Girl Scouts
DESCRIPTION:Join us at the Waltham Museum on April 12th at 1:30pm as we continue our Social Series with “Cedar Hill: Cornelia Warren’s Gift to the Girl Scouts” with Francine Edwards. \nIn 1923\, the trustees of the estate of Cornelia Warren deeded 75 acres of property at Cedar Hill in Waltham to the Massachusetts Girl Scouts. The property included Miss Warren’s mansion house\, an arborvitae maze\, vintage farmhouse\, and buildings that formerly housed a dairy farm operation. The gift was transformed into a viable camp through the vision of Helen Osborne Storrow. Over 100 years later\, Camp Cedar Hill is the hub of operations for Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts Council\, Inc. Join us for a retrospective look at this woodland oasis away from the bustle of modern life\, where campers can enjoy the beauty and respite nature has to offer. \n \nFrancine Edwards one of the co-founders of the Girl Scout Museum at Cedar Hill (est. 1983) Francine Edwards has a keen interest in the early history of Girl Scouts\, including the 100-year evolution of Camp Cedar Hill.  A current museum volunteer\, Francine is actively involved in sharing the stories of the past and preserving them for future generations. \nOur free event will take place on Sunday\, April 12th at 1:30pm 25 Lexington St. Waltham. Tours and refreshments available. Seats are limited\, so signup by calling 781-893-9020 or emailing info@walthammuseum.org with name\, phone# & email\, and number of participants. Parking available in the Public Parking Garage directly across from the Waltham Museum. \nThis program is supported in part by a grant from the Waltham Cultural Council\, a local agency funded by Mass Cultural Council\, a state agency.
URL:https://walthammuseum.org/index.php/event/cedar-hill-cornelia-warrens-gift-to-the-girl-scouts/
LOCATION:Waltham Museum\, 25 Lexington Street\, Waltham\, MA\, 02452\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cedar Hill,cultural,History,Waltham
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SUMMARY:Cancelled WCAC: Connecting Waltham Through Community Access
DESCRIPTION:Join us at the Waltham Museum on Sunday\, April 26th @1:30pm as we continue our Social Series with WCAC: Connecting Waltham Through Community Access with Maria Sheehan  \nFor decades\, Waltham Community Access Corporation (WCAC) has been an important part of Waltham’s local media landscape—giving residents a platform to share stories\, highlight community issues\, and celebrate local culture. Established in 1985 to ensure that the community has a voice in local media\, WCAC provides public access television channels\, production resources\, and training so anyone in Waltham can create and share programming. \nJoin Maria Sheehan for a special event exploring the history\, impact\, and future of community access media in Waltham.   \n\nDiscover how community access television strengthens civic engagement in Waltham\nHow local residents\, students\, nonprofits\, and organizations use WCAC to produce shows and share community stories\nThe role community media plays in strengthening civic engagement and local communication\nHow YOU can get involved and create your own programming\n\n \n Maria Sheehan\, Executive Director of the Waltham Community Access Corporation\, has served the Waltham community for the past 18 years. She is a graduate of Framingham State University\, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Media Communications. Maria has an extensive background in local television\, having worked with WCVB-TV Channel 5\, WQTV Channel 68\, and New England Cable News. She has also taught television production to students in grades K–8 and managed the government access channel in Shrewsbury. Prior to coming to Waltham\, Maria served as the General Manager of Westborough TV. In her presentation\, she will discuss the origins of public access television and its history in Waltham. \nWhether you’re interested in media production\, have a story to tell\, or simply want to learn more about your local access station\, this event is a great opportunity to connect with fellow community members and discover how WCAC keeps Waltham informed and engaged. \nOur free event will take place on Sunday\, April 26th at 1:30pm 25 Lexington St. Waltham. Tours and refreshments available. Seats are limited\, so signup by calling 781-893-9020 or emailing info@walthammuseum.org with name\, phone# & email\, and number of participants. Parking available in the Public Parking Garage directly across from the Waltham Museum. \n This program is supported in part by a grant from the Waltham Cultural Council\, a local agency funded by Mass Cultural Council\, a state agency.
URL:https://walthammuseum.org/index.php/event/wcac-connecting-waltham-through-community-access/
LOCATION:Waltham Museum\, 25 Lexington Street\, Waltham\, MA\, 02452\, United States
CATEGORIES:public access,Waltham
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