Join us for our new “Talks Over Tea” program at the Huntington Historical Society. This series of moderated round table discussions will focus on a different local history topic each month. Participants will receive an article to read in advance of the meeting to ensure a lively discussion.
3rd Discussion
Discussion of Prof. Dobbriner's article "The Natural History of a Reluctant Suburb"
Our next talk will be taking place on Tuesday, August 27th, from 7pm-9pm.
The discussion will focus on Professor Dobriner's article in the Spring 1960 issue of the Yale review which discusses the changes within the community of Huntington Village. As Mr. Dobriner states, "But in fact there is an enormous difference between an all-new suburb like Levittown and an established rural village invaded by suburbanites and turned into a reluctant suburb."
CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE
We hope that you will attend our next discussion. Click to register below.
The cost for participation is $5.00 for members and $15.00 for non-members.
Please share the date of the next event, and the link to the article, with those you think may be interested.
We look forward to sharing tea and history with you!
With Warm Regards,
The Huntington Historical Society Staff
Our next talk will be taking place on Tuesday, August 27th, from 7pm-9pm.
The discussion will focus on Professor Dobriner's article in the Spring 1960 issue of the Yale review which discusses the changes within the community of Huntington Village. As Mr. Dobriner states, "But in fact there is an enormous difference between an all-new suburb like Levittown and an established rural village invaded by suburbanites and turned into a reluctant suburb."
CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE
We hope that you will attend our next discussion. Click to register below.
The cost for participation is $5.00 for members and $15.00 for non-members.
Please share the date of the next event, and the link to the article, with those you think may be interested.
We look forward to sharing tea and history with you!
With Warm Regards,
The Huntington Historical Society Staff
