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Join park ranger, Sparkly Bryant as she discusses how Roger William's struggles in early colonial New England led to his establishing a place where all could worship as their conscience dictated without interference from the government.
Park Ranger Sparkle Bryant will introduce kids to Roger Williams and his life’s work to gain religious freedom. Using a giant floor map, students follow Roger Williams’ travels across the landscape of Southeastern New England. Although the program is mainly history-based, it incorporates science, natural history, language arts, and geography! No registration is required.
Our newest book group meets bi-monthly. This month we are reading, Carthage Must Be Destroyed: the Rise and Fall of an Ancient Civilization by Richard Miles:Â Drawing on a wealth of new research, archaeologist, historian, and master storyteller Richard Miles resurrects the civilization that ancient Rome struggled so mightily to expunge. This monumental work charts […]
Join presenter AbuBakar Bamijoko for a three-part series of discussions about Africa. Topics will include education, food, and culture. About the presenter: Abu Lo left the US as Forrest Logan and traveled to Africa and came back AbuBakar Bamijoko. Bamijoko is an educator and broadcaster who, by happenstance and profession, has taught and administered at […]
Mr. Alan of Smith Hill Library looks at the 1/48 scale A6M2 Zero by Fujimi. This kit dates back to the 1970s. Mr. Alan's example is a Zero from the […]
Roger Williams took a big leap of faith when he left England to come to New World for a fresh start. Eventually banished from Massachusetts Bay Colony for having new […]
