Anyone interested in industrial history and what it can teach us about renewal energy sources should take note - on Saturday November 7, head to the 5th Annual Tide Mill Conference at the Dorchester Historical Society's headquarters, the William Clapp House (1806) at 195 Boston Street. There will be a full day of presentations on the history of tide mills, where they were located, how they operated, and updates on preserving remaining historic sites. Also, plan to attend the always-fun Friday evening "schmoozing" on November 6. To see an excellent article click here.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Annual Tide Mill Conference next Saturday November 7
Anyone interested in industrial history and what it can teach us about renewal energy sources should take note - on Saturday November 7, head to the 5th Annual Tide Mill Conference at the Dorchester Historical Society's headquarters, the William Clapp House (1806) at 195 Boston Street. There will be a full day of presentations on the history of tide mills, where they were located, how they operated, and updates on preserving remaining historic sites. Also, plan to attend the always-fun Friday evening "schmoozing" on November 6. To see an excellent article click here.
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