MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

Frontenac Museum is pleased to offer the following programs for the season.

All programs are free and open to the public. Refreshments are served.

May 18th - 7pm. Training Service Dogs for Children with Autism - Fred Horning

June 15th - 7pm. Cayuga Lake Watershed - Liz Kreitinger

July 13th - 7pm. Our World Underwater - Henry "Mac" MacDonald

August 17th - 7pm. Ran Away with the Circus - Jane Oakes

September 14th - 7pm. Willard Memorial Chapel - Sydney Fischer

October 19th - 2pm. The Gayogoho:no? People in the Cayuga Lake Region -

Kurt A Jordan (please excuse the exact spelling of the above name. Unable to copy correctly.)

November 9th - 2pm. Women Voted Before the Revolution - Sally Roesch Wagner

December14th - 4pm. Christmas Sing-Along - Geoff Clough

We hope to see you at one or all of these programs.

Women of WWII: Women On The Front Lines & the Home Front

A reminder that Barbara Warner Deane will be at the Frontenac Historical Society on Sunday, March 16th at 2pm. Barbara is an award winning author of four (4) published novels which feature strong women and small towns.

She will present "Women of World War II: On the Front Lines and the Home Front". This program is held in conjunction with Women's History Month.

Also, it is exciting that a new exhibit will be unveiled recognizing Local Women in the Military which honors local women in the military over time.

This event is free and open to the public, however, contributions are always welcome to support the museum and future programs. We hope to see you!

A National Park for Women's Rights

The Genoa Historical Association and Museum invites you to listen to Judy Hart speak on A National Park for Women's Rights: The Campaign That Made it Happen. This will be Zoom presentation on Saturday, March 29, 2025 from 1 - 2:30pm.

In 1978 the author proposed the development of The Women's Rights National Historical Park. The park's centerpiece is the Wesleyan Chapel that was the site of the 1848 women's rights conference that first called for the right for women to vote. However, in 1980 the Chapel was a deteriorating laundromat! This is her story of bringing that dream to fruition - challenging rules, flouting policies, and tenaciously leading the campaign to create a park that now holds and tells that story of being a woman during that era that took place almost in our back yard.

Zoom Link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88656668801

Meeting ID: 886 5666 8801

Passcode: 682817