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Jen Kane’s American Reading Adventure is for children ages 4-12. Join us for the Kickoff on Saturday, October 22nd at 10:30 am. We will read stories about voting and elections to prepare for the upcoming historic presidential election, make red, white, and blue tie-dye shirts, and patriotic pinwheels! Children will be able sign up to read titles from an age appropriate, themed reading list before May 1, 2017. At least one book from each category (Fiction, Non-Fiction, and Biography) must be read. The reading lists are starting points, books not specifically included on the lists will be allowed. Simply write the titles and authors’ names down on the sheet provided with your reading list.

Children who have completed at least 6 titles will be awarded a book from the Jen Kane Collection and become eligible to enter Jen Kane American History Art Contest! In this new contest, children who have successfully completed Jen Kane’s Reading Adventure will choose from their reading what they feel is the single most important event from American History. Was it the Mayflower’s arrival? The ‘Shot Heard Round the World’? The Seneca Falls Convention for Woman’s Rights? Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s I Have a Dream Speech on the National Mall? What had the biggest impact on our nation? What was the biggest part of making the United States the Country that it is today? Participants will then be challenged to make their own model, diorama, movie poster, painting, or drawing about that event. Be creative!

The art pieces must be dropped off at the Plymouth Public Library on Thursday, May 11th or Friday, May 12th. Winners will be chosen by popular vote at Jen Kane’s American Reading Adventure Finale Party on Saturday, May 13, 2017. The winning entry from each category will be placed on display at the library for the rest of May for the whole town to see and appreciate.

Jen Kane’s American Reading Adventure has been developed with a donation from the Jen Kane Scholarship and Charitable Trust which provides scholarships, endowments and donations to charitable foundations in memory of Jen Kane, a Plymouth native who lost her life in the World Trade Center on September 11th.

Announcing the Jen Kane American Reading Adventure for 2016/2017

The Plymouth Bay Arts Festival is a collaboration between the Plymouth Public Library, Plimoth Plantation and the Plymouth Center for the Arts beginning Saturday, October 1st through Monday, October 17th. Arts and crafts, music and the opening of the 49th Annual Juried Art Show will be featured. Check out the website at www.plymouthbayartsfestival.org for more details.

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CHILDREN / FAMILYCALENDAR OF EVENTS

Melted AwayWax Museum with Glenn Corbett2 pm PPL

Nutrition for Life w/ Kristin Hatch10 am MANOMET

Mother Goose on the Loose 10 am MANOMET

Story Time 11am MANOMET

Stepping Stone Stories 10:30 am PPL

The Morality of Physician Assisted Suicide 6 pm PPL

MOVIE The Birds 6 pm PPL

Mother Goose on the Loose 10:15 am PPL

Tots & Tales 11am PPL

Teen Advisory Group Meeting 7 pm PPL


Family Story Time 11 am PPL

Coding With Minecraft 10 am PPL

FAMILY MOVIE Coraline 2 pm PPL




Mother Goose on the Loose 10:15 am PPLFamily Story Time 11 am PPLThe NtE Book Club4 pm PPLVintage Reads 7 pm MANOMET

REGISTRATION OPENS FOR LEGO FUN AT THE LIBRARY

Read to a Dog 10:30 am PPL

Barktober Day 2:30 pm MANOMET



Huimin Piano & Opera 7 pm PPL


Thriller Book Talk “The Shining” 7 pm PPL



History Book Group 4 pm MANOMET

The Jen Kane American Reading Adventure Kickoff 10:30 am PPL



Mother Goose on the Loose 10:15 am PPLTots & Tales 11am PPL

The History of Jazz 7 pm PPL

Annual Meeting 6:15 pm PPL

Ted Reinstein: The Future of Libraries 7 pm PPL

The Plymouth Poe-try Project / Spooky Read-A-Thon 10 am - 5 pm PPL

Lego Fun at the Library 2 pm PPL

REGISTRATION OPENS FOR NOVEMBER 12TH LEGO FUN!





Fire Safety Day10 am - 2 pm PPL

MOVIE The Pit and the Pendulum 2 pm PPL

MOVIE The Invasion of the Body Snatchers1 pm PPL

Chess Challenge 2-4 pm PPL

Early Voting Day 1-5 pm MANOMET





MOVIE Captain America : Civil War 6 pm PPL

Mother Goose on the Loose 10:15 am PPLTots & Tales 11am PPL

NOVEMBER

PPL BOOK CLUB 7 pm PPL

Mother Goose on the Loose10:15 am PPLFamily Story Time 11 am PPL

TASTE OF THE TOWN 7 pm PLIMOTH PLANTATION

Saturday Science 10:30 am PPL

MOVIE Ratattouille 2 pm PPL

HALLOWEEN

For SeniorsFor Adults

The Dr. Richard M. Shiff Forum presents

Melted Away: A History of the Plymouth National Wax Museumwith Glenn Corbett Saturday, October 1st at 2 pm in the Otto Fehlow RoomFrom 1967 to 2004, visitors and locals alike in “America’s Hometown” often ventured into the Plymouth National Wax Museum sitting atop Cole’s Hill. Dedicated to the motto “Where your Pilgrim Heritage Comes Alive,” the museum told the story of the Pilgrims through the use of over 150 figures in 26 scenes. In a captivating illustrated lecture, wax museum historian Glenn Corbett will provide an opportunity to revisit the museum and discuss the design, development and operation of the museum as well as its sister facility, the “Mayflower Adventure” which inhabited Water Street for several years. Two of the museum’s former inhabitants as well as several original design documents and memorabilia will be on display. No registration is required.

At the Manomet Branch Library

Nutrition for Life with Kristin Hatch, RD, LDN, CDE Saturday, October 1st at 10 am at the Manomet Branch LibraryKristin Hatch, RD, LDN, CDE, will talk about strategies to eat well for optimal energy and mood. Learn how to time meals, make your meals and snacks more nutritious and fulfilling, and how to meet your fluid needs. No registration is necessary.


The Morality of Physician Assisted Suicide Workshop with Dr. Cion and Dr. Matross Tuesday, October 4th at 6 pm in the Board RoomIt is legal in several states for physicians to assist competent, terminally ill patients in dying. These “Death with Dignity’ laws raise many ethical issues. Is it ethically permissible for physicians to aid patients in dying? Is there a difference between physician assisted suicide and euthanasia or palliative sedation? After clarifying the terminology of the debate, Dr. Murray Cion and Dr. Gerald Matross will lead participants in a discussion of the pros and cons of this important issue. Seating is limited, online registration is open.


HuiMin Wang and Gwynne Chapman, Pianist and Singer Duo Monday, October 17th in the Otto Fehlow Room at 7 pmHuiMin Wang and Gwynne Chapman, local pianist and singer present an evening of song. The duo, both with local ties to the South Shore community, will present songs by Walton, Chausson and Gershwin. They will be joined by North Carolina mezzo-soprano Jennifer Seiger. Ms. Seiger will perform a set of German art songs and together with Ms. Chapman will perform three lovely Broadway duets. No registration is required.

Thriller Book Talk with Kate Gomes - “The Shining” Tuesday, October 18th at 7 pm in the Board RoomThe main character of The Shining, Jack Torrance, sees his stint as winter caretaker of a Colorado hotel as a way back from failure, his wife sees it as a chance to preserve their family, and their five-year-old son sees the evil waiting just for them. We would like to hear your reactions to this classic tale of horror! No registration required. Copies of the book are available at the Circulation desk.

The History of Jazz, Part 2: Eric Jackson & The Johnny Souza Band Monday, October 24th in the Otto Fehlow Room at 7pm This series is intended to provide attendees with not only world-class jazz performances, but also a supporting lecture which will unveil the story behind the music. How did this music evolve? Who were the people driving this evolution? Those questions and more will be answered, providing our attendees with a unique perspective on the history of Jazz in America. The series was developed in collaboration between the Plymouth Public Library and the Spire Center for Performing Arts. The Johnny Souza Band will be performing hits from the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s.

Annual Business Meeting Wednesday, October 26th in the Otto Fehlow Room at 6:15 pm

Ted Reinstein: New Life for Libraries, [How libraries are figuring a future in the digital age and introducing his newest book entitled Wicked Pissed: New England’s Most Famous Feuds] Wednesday, October 26th in the Otto Fehlow Room at 7:00 pmTed Reinstein, is an author and a reporter for “Chronicle,” WCVDB-TV/Boston’s award-winning – and America’s longest running, locally produced – nightly news magazine since 1997. He will also talk about his new book followed by a book signing at the conclusion of the program. Come and get your seat at the 6:15 pm Business meeting or join us for the 7 pm program.

The Plymouth Poe-try Project - Spooky Read-A-ThonFriday, October 28th in the Fehlow Room, from 10 am – 5 pm The Plymouth Poe-try Project, in collaboration with Plymouth County Sheriff’s Dept., Quincy College and Plymouth Public Library - Spooky Read-A-Thon welcomes anyone interested in hearing Edgar Allen Poe or other spooky poetry or readings, as well as anyone who wishes to read a poem of their choosing. Join us as the students from Quincy College, who participated in reading Poe-try with selected inmates at the Plymouth County Correctional Facility, will share their experiences. Please drop in to experience a day of Poe-try and get in the spirit of Halloween!

The Plymouth Poe-try Project, a collaboration between the Plymouth County Sheriff Department, Quincy College and the Plymouth Public Library – features the poetry of Edgar Allen Poe through the month of October with movie nights, book discussions and culminating with the Library’s annual Spooky Read-A-Thon.

Movies at the Library

IN THE OTTO FEHLOW ROOMThe BirdsTuesday, October 4th at 6 pm 119 minutes – Rated PG 13We’re kicking off a month of spooky programs with this Alfred Hitchcock classic from 1963. A wealthy San Francisco socialite pursues a potential boyfriend to a small Northern California town that slowly takes a turn for the bizarre when birds of all kinds suddenly begin to attack people. Starring Rod Taylor, Tippi Hedren, Suzanne Pleshette

The Fall Family Movie Series Continues

CoralineSaturday, October 8th, at 2 pm 100 Minutes Run Time – Rated PG. An adventurous girl finds another world that is a strangely idealized version of her frustrating home, but it has sinister secrets.

Classic Thriller Movie:

The Pit and the PendulumSaturday, October 22nd at 2 pm Edgar Allan Poe’s diabolic classic with Vincent Price 80 min. – 1961 - unratedFrancis Barnard goes to Spain, when he hears his sister Elizabeth has died. Her husband Nicholas Medina, the son of the most brutal torturer of the Spanish Inquisition, tells him she has died of a blood disease, but Francis finds this hard to believe. After some investigating he finds out that it was extreme fear that was fatal to his sister and that she may have been buried alive! Strange things then start to happen in the Medina castle.

Thriller Movie:

The Invasion of the Body SnatchersSunday, October 23rd at 1 pm 80 minutes – 1956 - Rated PGDr Miles Bennell returns to his small town practice to find several of his patients suffering the paranoid delusion that their friends or relatives are impostors. He is initially skeptical, especially when the alleged dopplegängers are able to answer detailed questions about their victim’s lives, but he is eventually persuaded that something odd has happened and is determined to find out what is causing this phenomenon. This film can be seen as a paranoid 1950s warning against the Communists or, conversely, as a metaphor for the tyranny of McCarthyism and has a pro- and epilogue that was forced upon Siegel by the studio to lighten the tone.

For young adultsFor Children

Teen Advisory Group, Fall Fondue Event October 5th at 6pm in the Otto Fehlow Room Teens are invited to join the Teen Advisory Group for a Fall Fondue Meet and Greet. Teens, age 13 to 18 years old, are welcome to join the Teen Advisory Group, with no registration necessary to attend our meetings. If you want to have a voice in the services and programs the library offers for teens, join us at this event and meet other Teen Advisory Group members. This is a newer program at the library; help us build a fantastic teen advisory group and teen services at the library!

Coding With Minecraft Saturday, October 8th at 10 am in the Otto Fehlow Room CALLING ALL CRAFTERS! On Saturday October 8th at 10:00 am learn how to summon lightning bolts with a bow and arrow or build giant rainbows in the Minecraft world with code! Spawn farm animals or monsters instantly and have fun “modding” your world! This workshop introduces coding concepts by showing students how to build or change (e.g. mod) the game using the Javascript or Python programming language. The set-up is easy for beginners, challenging for experienced gamers and fun for everyone! The workshop is part of ongoing outreach by the Rhode Island Computer Museum. For ages 9 and up. The program is free and registration is required as space is limited.

The NtE Book Club Thursday, October 13th at 4pm in the Children’s Room Kids ages 9-11 are invited to join our brand new book club. This groups meets on the second Thursday of each month. Future dates are November 10th and December 8th. The next book will be announced at each month’s meeting and on our website. Participants should try to finish the book before the meeting. Registration is required and will begin two weeks before each session. A number of copies of the book will be available upon request at the Youth Services desk.

REGISTRATION OPENS for Lego Fun at the Library Saturday, October 15th

Read to a Dog Saturday, October 15th in the Children’s Room at 10:30 am Boswell, a B.O.N.E.S therapy dog, will be at the library to listen to stories. Each participant can sign up for one 15-minute session to read to Boswell starting at 10:30 am and continuing until 12:30 pm. This program is for children ages 6 and older. It’s free! Registration is required and will begin two weeks prior to each program date. What are the other dates?

The Jen Kane American Reading Adventure Kickoff Saturday, October 22nd in the Children’s Room at 10:30 am See cover story on page 1 for details.

Jen Kane’s American Reading

Adventure

Fire Safety Day Saturday, October 22nd In the Parking Lot from 10 am – 2 pm To commemorate Fire Prevention Week, October 9th – 15th, we are hosting Fire Safety Day with the Plymouth Fire Department. Children, with their parents and/or caregivers, will have the opportunity to meet and greet local firefighters, learn about what they do, and see firefighting equipment up close. Fire Prevention Week was

established to remember the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. This year’s theme, “Don’t Wait: Check the Date”, emphasizes the importance of replacing smoke detectors every ten years. Come join us rain or shine and see what your Firefighters do every day to keep us safe.

Lego Fun at the Library Saturday, October 29th in the Otto Fehlow Room at 2 pm Children ages 8 to 12 years are invited to join us for Lego Fun at the Library. Come spend an afternoon using your imagination to design and build with Lego bricks! Registration is required as space will be limited. Registration will begin two weeks before each monthly session. Upcoming dates include November 12th, and December 17th.

REGISTRATION OPENS for November 12th Lego Fun! Sunday, October 30th

Chess Challenge with Bill Petrillo Sunday, October 30th in the Fehlow Room from 2 – 4 pm Join us for some rounds of chess - instructor Bill Petrillo will lead a brief discussion about chess and then we will play! We provide the chess boards, you provide the brains. This program will continue the following Sundays, November 6th, 13th and 20th.

At the Manomet Branch Library

Vintage Reads: A Classics Book Group Thursday, October 13th at 7 pm Our classics book group meets one Thursday per month at 7:00 pm. Each month we will read and discuss a novel considered to be a classic. Books will be available for checkout one month prior to scheduled discussion. Discussion dates are November 10th and December 8th.

Barktober Day Saturday, October 15th, from 2:30 – 4:00 pm Bring your favorite four-legged friend to the library. We’ll have an owner & dog look-alike contest and a costume contest. Treats will be available, as well as, adoption information from our local Plymouth Animal Shelter. If you have spare cans of dog food, Fancy Feast wet cat food, cleaning supplies, or catnip, the Plymouth Animal Shelter would greatly appreciate your donations! No registration is necessary! Dogs visiting the library must be on a leash and well-behaved. For more information about this event, contact the Manomet Branch Librarian at (508) 830-4185, email to [email protected], or visit the library’s web site, www.plymouthpubliclibrary.org, for a complete list of events. No registration is necessary. The library is fully accessible; please let us know if you need special accommodations to attend.

History Book Group Thursday, October 20th at 4:00 pm The History Book Group meets one Thursday per month at 4:00 pm. Future meeting dates are November 17th and December 22nd. Copies of the book will be available one month prior to the meeting. New members are always welcome.

Early Voting Day Sunday, October 30th, from 1 – 5 pm While the Library is always closed to the public on Sundays, we are opening our door for the public to vote. Check out the Town of Plymouth’s website for more details about voting in this year’s election at www.plymouth-ma.gov/town-clerk/pages/election-town-meeting-information.

Family Story TimeThis half-hour story program gives parents, caregivers and children ages 6 and under the op-portunity to enjoy books, songs, rhymes and movement activities together. It also reinforces im-portant early literacy skills to help children get ready to read. This program is offered at the Main Library on Thursdays @ 11:00 from until December 15. This program is free and no registration is necessary.

Manomet Story TimeThis half-hour story program at the Manomet Branch Library gives parents, caregivers, and chil-dren ages 6 and under the opportunity to enjoy books, songs, rhymes and movement activities together. It also reinforces important early literacy skills to help children get ready to read. This program is offered at the Manomet Branch Library on Mondays @ 11:00 until December 12.

Mother Goose on the LooseOn Monday’s at 10 am at the Manomet Branch Library and on Wednesday’s at 10:15 am at the Main Library, this free program is for children ages 18 months and younger with a parent or care-giver, or 24 months and younger with a parent or caregiver at the Manomet Branch. Registration will begin two weeks before the beginning of each session, and includes 10 consecutive weeks.

Tots and TalesTots & Tales on Wednesdays at 11 am at the Main Library until December 14th. Tots & Tales is a lap-sit storytime for children age three and under, accompanied by a caregiver, and is an oppor-tunity for the youngest library users to enjoy all that the library has to offer: books, CDs, DVDs, puzzles, puppets, new friends, and fun! The storytime consists of age-appropriate rhymes, stories, songs, and other fun literacy building activities. This program is free and no registration is required.

Stepping Stone StoriesStepping Stone Stories is presented every Tuesday at 10:30 at the Main Library through Decem-ber 13. This half hour story time is for children ages 3 ½ to 5 who are ready to listen attentively unaccompanied by an adult. The program includes stories, songs, early literacy and kindergar-ten readiness skills.

Programming is made possible by the Plymouth Public Library Corpora-tion and is free, thanks to our donors. No registration is required unless noted. The library is fully accessible; please let us know if you need spe-cial accommodations to attend. For further information, please contact us at 508-830-4250//TTY 508-747-5882 or visit our website at www.plymouth-publiclibrary.org for a calendar of our events

LIBRARY HOURS

Main Library:508-830-4250

Monday 10 am-9 pm

Tuesday 10 am-9 pm

Wednesday 10 am-9 pm

Thursday 10 am-6 pm

Friday 10 am-5:30 pm

Saturday 10 am-5:30 pm

Sunday 12:30-5 pm

Manomet Branch:508-830-4185

Monday 9 am-5 pm

Tuesday closed

Wednesday 9 am-5 pm

Thursday 9 am-9 pm

Friday closed

Saturday 9 am-5 pm

Sunday closed

Weekly Program Descriptions

Remember these dates!The Library is closed:

Columbus Day Monday, October 10

Veteran’s Day Friday, November 11

Thanksgiving Thursday, November 24

The Day After Thanksgiving Friday, November 25

Plymouth Public Library508-830-4250TTY 508-747-5882www.plymouthpubliclibrary.org

Beverly “Bev” Ness, Associate Reference Librarian

Bev is co-owner, with her beloved sister Judith Christine, of Salmon Falls Photography. Bev and her sister spent a happy, adventurous, and sometimes mischievous childhood in the Connecticut River Valley in the little town of Northfield, MA, with most of their time spent outdoors. And that's where some of their best New England childhood memories were made - in Salmon Falls swimming hole in Roaring Brook. As they grew older, they often had cameras in hand to capture the magic of New England. After many years of talking about starting a photography company to share their photos of beautiful New England life with others, a late mid-life awareness inspired the sisters to put pixels to camera and make good on their dream. Shades of Pale, Framed, $175 If You Rest You Rust, Framed, $200 Light, Framed, $200 Mayflower II, Framed, $175 Poolside, Framed, $175 Art on Art, Framed, $200 Tick Tock, Framed, $100 Rear View Mirror, Framed, $175 Out In Left Field, Framed, $200 Opening Day, Framed, Old Boat Yard, Framed, $200 Country Road, Framed, $100 To contact Bev email her at [email protected]

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Fall Photography Show 2016

Featuring Chip Anderson

David Bohl Beverly Ness

Please support our artists!

10% of the sale price of each piece is donated to the Plymouth Public Library Corporation and

helps make this Gallery possible! !!

Please support our artists! 10% of the sale price

of each piece is donated tothe Plymouth Public Library Corporation and helps make

this Gallery possible!David Bohl

A professional photographer for over 35 years, Bohl has always pursued his own creative vision through the fine art of photography. Equally enamored with beauty and the bizarre, he continues to seek out images that imbed themselves in the viewer’s mind. Whether symbolic or literal, these images prompt the viewer to ask questions like “how did he do that?” and “what am I looking at” and “where is this anyway?” It is only within the last three years that Bohl has exhibited his fine art images. Through observation and travel he hopes to achieve as much success in the art world as he has in his professional career.

Monkey Pods & Artichokes, Print $200 Fruit Pods & Sprokets, Print $200 Milkweed, Print $200 Chinese Lanterns, Print $200 Three Gourds, Print $300 Sumac, Print $200 Hydrangea, Print $200 Cattails: Framed $350/Print $200 Daisies: Framed $350/Print $200 Tulips: Framed $350/Print $200 Daylillies: Framed $350/Print $200 Birds of Paradise: Framed $350/Print $200 Ranunculus: Framed $305/Print $200 Poppies: Framed $350/Print $200 To contact David email him at [email protected]

Richard “Chip” Anderson

Born in 1960 and a graduate of Scituate High School and Northeastern University, Chip married his high school sweetheart, Bridgette and has been happily married for 33 years. Together, they own and operated Powder Horn Press in North Plymouth. Chip has been doing photograph for over 50 years, beginning with a Polaroid, moving on to film and now digital. Recently, Chip has been focusing night photography

From Fire, Framed $100 Bodie Gear, Framed $150 Late Bus, Framed $500 Bath Time, Framed, $150 Wild Night, Framed $350 Archaeology, Framed, $150 Red Light, Framed $200 River Lines, Framed $175 Sky Light, Framed, $600 Coming Storm, Framed $150 Tempe Water, Framed $500 Cold Night, Framed $400 Citrus, Framed $200 To contact Chip email him at [email protected]

David Bohl

A professional photographer for over 35 years, Bohl has always pursued his own creative vision through the fine art of photography. Equally enamored with beauty and the bizarre, he continues to seek out images that imbed themselves in the viewer’s mind. Whether symbolic or literal, these images prompt the viewer to ask questions like “how did he do that?” and “what am I looking at” and “where is this anyway?” It is only within the last three years that Bohl has exhibited his fine art images. Through observation and travel he hopes to achieve as much success in the art world as he has in his professional career.

Monkey Pods & Artichokes, Print $200 Fruit Pods & Sprokets, Print $200 Milkweed, Print $200 Chinese Lanterns, Print $200 Three Gourds, Print $300 Sumac, Print $200 Hydrangea, Print $200 Cattails: Framed $350/Print $200 Daisies: Framed $350/Print $200 Tulips: Framed $350/Print $200 Daylillies: Framed $350/Print $200 Birds of Paradise: Framed $350/Print $200 Ranunculus: Framed $305/Print $200 Poppies: Framed $350/Print $200 To contact David email him at [email protected]

Richard “Chip” Anderson

Born in 1960 and a graduate of Scituate High School and Northeastern University, Chip married his high school sweetheart, Bridgette and has been happily married for 33 years. Together, they own and operated Powder Horn Press in North Plymouth. Chip has been doing photograph for over 50 years, beginning with a Polaroid, moving on to film and now digital. Recently, Chip has been focusing night photography

From Fire, Framed $100 Bodie Gear, Framed $150 Late Bus, Framed $500 Bath Time, Framed, $150 Wild Night, Framed $350 Archaeology, Framed, $150 Red Light, Framed $200 River Lines, Framed $175 Sky Light, Framed, $600 Coming Storm, Framed $150 Tempe Water, Framed $500 Cold Night, Framed $400 Citrus, Framed $200 To contact Chip email him at [email protected]

Beverly “Bev” Ness, Associate Reference Librarian

Bev is co-owner, with her beloved sister Judith Christine, of Salmon Falls Photography. Bev and her sister spent a happy, adventurous, and sometimes mischievous childhood in the Connecticut River Valley in the little town of Northfield, MA, with most of their time spent outdoors. And that's where some of their best New England childhood memories were made - in Salmon Falls swimming hole in Roaring Brook. As they grew older, they often had cameras in hand to capture the magic of New England. After many years of talking about starting a photography company to share their photos of beautiful New England life with others, a late mid-life awareness inspired the sisters to put pixels to camera and make good on their dream. Shades of Pale, Framed, $175 If You Rest You Rust, Framed, $200 Light, Framed, $200 Mayflower II, Framed, $175 Poolside, Framed, $175 Art on Art, Framed, $200 Tick Tock, Framed, $100 Rear View Mirror, Framed, $175 Out In Left Field, Framed, $200 Opening Day, Framed, Old Boat Yard, Framed, $200 Country Road, Framed, $100 To contact Bev email her at [email protected]

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Fall Photography Show 2016

Featuring Chip Anderson

David Bohl Beverly Ness

Please support our artists!

10% of the sale price of each piece is donated to the Plymouth Public Library Corporation and

helps make this Gallery possible! !!

Chip Anderson

David Bohl

Beverly Ness

Save the Date!

for

Plymouth Public

Library's

13th Annual

TASTE OF

THE TOWN

November 3, 2016

at 7 pm

at Plimoth Plantation

Save the Date!

for

Plymouth Public

Library's

13th Annual

TASTE OF

THE TOWN

November 3, 2016

at 7 pm

at Plimoth Plantation

Plymouth Public Library's

13th Annual

TASTE OFTHE TOWNNovember 3, 2016 7 pm

Plimoth Plantation137 Warren Ave, Plymouth, MA

$75 per person

Thank you to our SPONSORS

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Thank you to our PARTNERS thus far!

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