February 2019
MOFFAT LIBRARY 
HAPPENINGS
THE FIRST TWO WOMEN
To Make A Run for the Presidency
Tuesday, February 19th @ 6 PM
(Snow date March 4th)

Join us for a fact-filled, informative and entertaining evening with local historian, Natalie Karl.

In 1872, Ohio native Victoria Woodhull made history when she ran as the Equal Rights Party candidate against incumbent President Ulysses S. Grant.

Trailblazing just behind Woodhull, and in spite of  not being able to vote for herself, suffragette, educator and attorney Belva Ann Lockwood won 4,149 votes in 1884. 

Karl will give a lively presentation on the lives, struggles and successes of these two early feminists.

Registration required
 
ARCHEOLOGY OF N
EW YORK STATE
Wednesday, February 27th @ 6 PM

Archeology is the study of the past through the material remains that people have left behind. While New York State's historic built environment records almost 400 years of non-native development, its archeological resources represent 12,000 years of human activity.

Archeological sites yield important information about the state's pre-European contact and historic populations, documenting various cultures, traditions, and human interactions with the environment. 

Join us for culturally and archeologically enriching evening with local archeologist Michael Audin.

Registration required
MELTED CRAYON ART

For Teens Grades 6-12
Friday, February 8th
@ 4 PM

Because drawing with crayons is boring we are going to up the ante on good ol' wax crayons by hosting a  "melted crayon" program. 

The possibilities are endless and you know we have gazillions of crayons that you can carefully color coordinate into a magnificent work of art!

*Participants must bring their own hair dryer.*

Register online today, or call (845) 496-5483 x 327 for more information!
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