November 20 — A Vermont Humanities Council event hosted by Monkton Museum and Historical Society. Monkton,VT- Monkton Town Hall Community Room- 92 Monkton Rdg, 7:00 pm. Contact -Kristen B. Farrell MM&HS President: monktonmhs@gmail.com
The Hills of Home: Mountains and Identity in Vermont History. Vermonters have strong ideas about the importance of their mountain topography. Where did our pride in Vermont's landscape come from, and why is it that we see our shared identity as rooted in the land? Evolving human ideas about the Vermont mountains form the base of this lecture. The story begins with the state's founders and moves forward through Vermont history to explain how environmental understandings changed over time. This lecture by historian Jill Mudgett is timely and relevant in its relationship to current interdisciplinary scholarship, and offers us tools to understand the origins and meaning of our own strongly-held attachments to the Vermont landscape.
Sep 20, 2024, 6 to 8 PM
5th Annual Haunted Forest Planning MeetingSep 20, 2024, 6 PM
Henry Sheldon Museum's Mingle at the MuseumSep 21, 2024, 5 to 7 PM