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UNEARTH A STORY WEEK 6
Time Capsule Activity
Come view the opening of a time capsule that was buried on library grounds in 1993. Then help us fill a new capsule with notes and pictures for a future generation to discover.
UNEARTH A STORY WEEK & (last day of Summer Reading Club)
Peninsula’s Got Talent
Our annual Peninsula’s Got Talent show invites all Summer Reading Club participants to show off their unique skills and cool tricks. Sign up begins July 14.
Wednesday Afternoon Book Club 1:30 p.m.
April 22 My friends. by Fredrik Bachman.
May 27 Vox. by Christine Dalcher.
June 24 Paper Girl. by Beth Macy
July 22 The correspondent. By Virginia Evans.
September 23 How to read a book. By Monica Wood
October 28 Life, Death and Giants. By Ron Rindo
November 18 Theo of Golden. By Allen Levi
For the Fun of It presented by Candace Kaptain, DAR Correspondent docent in-training
July 25 at 1:00 p.m.
Working as a correspondent docent in-training, Candace Kaptain, is a member of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution as of August 2022. Candace loves history and historic preservation aspects of her NSDAR volunteering due to her experience as a child visiting local museum’s with her family. During the Covid shutdown, Candace began researching her family history on ancestry and stumbled upon her patriot ancestor who is the famous William Dawes- the who rode the night of April 19, 1775 to alert the “British are coming!”. She is married to her “battle buddy for life”- Patrick whom she meet while they were serving in the Army during OIF 2009. Together they have a daughter Rose who recently travelled to Japan and loves beating Candace in all tennis matches. They all live with the fur children (aka dogs) Sol and Luna who add so much love and joy to their family. Candace is so proud to bring the stories of history to the present and create a meaningful connection between time.
In this presentation, Candace will talk about American childhood from the 18th through the early 20th century examined through toys in the New Hampshire children’s attic. Reservations are requested, please call the library.