Museum Talks – 2021

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Past Talks from the Stone Harbor Museum

Miracle on 81st Street

Originally presented by the Stone Harbor Museum on October 6th, 2021.

 

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Boys in Glass Houses

Originally presented by the Stone Harbor Museum on June 30, 2021.

 

About the time the Risley brothers arrived at Stone Harbor muckraking photographer Lewis Hine came to South Jersey to uncover the truth about children as young as 6 or 7 working in the dangerous glass factories of South Jersey.  Led by historical researcher Gwen Raring, we uncovered the facts of the time and found a much more complex situation. 

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Miracle on 81st Street

Originally presented by the Stone Harbor Museum on January 16, 2021.

 

It is gone now but for 70 years 81st Street was the heart of a small but vibrant African American community. Tune in to a conversation hosted by Jim Talone along with 4 people who grew up there (Doris Reddick, Rose Hudgins, Sharon Anderson, and Angela Moore) as well as Greg Hudgins.

You can view the talk here

History of Railroads on Seven Mile Island

Originally presented by the Stone Harbor Museum on February 20, 2021.

 

A Virtual Lecture by Bill Mengel of the Avalon History Center and Jim Talone of the Stone Harbor Museum on the Railroads on Seven Mile Island.  You can view the video below.  Enjoy!

You can view the talk here