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It’s June 1920: come “Palisading” at the brand-new Interstate Park. You’ll meet some of the thousands of park visitors and learn some of the tricks of the trade.
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Meet some of the thousands of park visitors – most of them arriving by ferry or canoe from the New York side of the river – and learn some of the tricks of the trade from the more experienced “Palisaders” among them. Based on an article and accompanying comic illustrations from the New-York Tribune, this illustrated talk will also introduce participants to the author of the piece, writer Emma Bugbee, a pioneering woman journalist and suffragist. To help bring Bugbee’s spirited account to life for this illustrated talk, historical interpreters Eric Nelsen and Francesca Costa have also reached into the Palisades Interstate Park’s vast photo archives of the period.
At the conclusion of the program please feel free to take a brief online survey here:
https://www.projectoutcome.org/responses/55219
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