The Setauket Grist Mill: Setauket School mural by Vance Locke 1952
Many fun-filled and educational activities for students, families and the
community.
THURSDAY APRIL 8, 2010
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
4 to 4:30: Welcoming Ceremony in front of Setauket School with a performance by
the student Orchestra, Chorus and Band and a short monologue presentation.
4:30 to 6:00: Activities on the front lawn, Auditorium and Gymnasium will incorporate the history of cooking, growing, processing, transporting, hunting
and fishing in the local area. These activities initially provided the foods necessary for survival and progressed to support the economy and the population.
Food gathering, storing, preparation and cooking will be demonstrated. Many hands
on activities.
Tour of the
Auditorium Vance Locke murals with costumed student interpreters.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
April 10 “Walk
Through
History
with Abraham Woodhull”
conducted
by Beverly Tyler.
Meet at the
Caroline
Church Carriage Shed, Village Green at 10:25 am.
April 11 3VHS
“Setauket
Village
Green
Walking
Tour”.
Meet at the
Setauket
Neighborhood
House at 1:55
pm
April 14 George Washington on Long Island. Presenter: Elizabeth Kaplan at the Emma
Clark Library 7pm
April 16 Baroque music concert at the Caroline Church, Setauket at 7:00 pm
For more information please visit: www.setauketpta.com or
www.threevillagehistoricalsociety.org
For activities throughout Brookhaven please contact Barbara
M.
Russell,
Town Historian at
631-451-8038
Organized and
sponsored
by Setauket School,
Setauket
School PTA, Three
Village
Historical
Society,
Brookhaven
Town
Historian Office,
Anna
Smith Strong Chapter
of
the Daughters of
the American Revolution,
Ann
Marie’s
Farm
Stand, Al Beck’s
Farm
Stand, Setalcott
Tribe,
Slow Food, Cornell
Cooperative
Extension,
Three Village Garden
Club, Benner’s Farm,
Long Island
Museum of American
Art,
History
&
Carriages,
Brigade
of the American
Revolution
and many others.
Mural Images by Vance Locke
Setalcott Native American Village
Ice Harvesting for
Food Preservation