2021 Summer Sunday Series

While delayed a week due to the rain, Don gave a most interesting and educational talk on the history of collecting postcards and how they can help us trace our own history.

Don Flewelling

Just a part of his collection

Enjoying his collection

Moved inside due to weather

Enjoying Don’s talk

Cancelled for this year…so sorry.

A sunny afternoon greeted visitors as Ann Schulz described the contents of Oneonta’s ” Dimmick Kidney and Bladder Cure”, and Jack Ewen told the history of Dr. James Munyon of Florida and his many patent medicines.

Gabby both entertained and educated as she recounted the evolution of baseball uniforms from 1849 to the present. As society and technology changed, she pointed out, so did baseball.

A beautiful day, a lovely setting, and a most enjoyable program. Thank you Dr. Robert & Johanna Titus for a most informative afternoon.

Susan Miller, Dowser

Dousing

And the well issite is found

Hands on workshop on divining

Another beautiful day on the SW front lawn!

A most interesting program…both fun and educational. The range of dowsing possibilities and the various techniques used over the years were explained and then followed with a hands on dousing workshop. Yes, water was found in many forms…old well, water pipe, and fire hydrant! All were water.

Buzz Hesse shared his knowledge and expertise as well as demonstrating the use of weapons of war. He revisited the campaign which started on Otsego Lake, went down the Susquehanna River through Oneonta and past the SW House, meeting up with General Sullivan and then going west on the Chemung River.

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