Unless otherwise specified, programs are held at the Broome County Library, 185 Court Street, Binghamton. Programs are free and all are welcome. They start at 6:45PM, with refreshments available prior to the program at 6:30.
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
JANUARY 15
“12,000 Years of Broome County History.”
Archaeologist Dolores Elliott will speak on
local Native American history in the Decker Community Room of the Broome County Public Library.
FEBRUARY 19
“Excavations in Downtown Binghamton.”
Dr. Maria O'Donovan, BU Archaeologist. The meeting will be held in the Decker Community Room of the Broome County Public Library.
MARCH 18
“Highlights of the History of Two Towns in Broome County.”
Barbara Eccleston, Town of Chenango Historian, and Enid Potter, Town of Kirkwood Historian. Decker Community Room, Broome County Public Library.
APRIL 15
“The History of Binghamton University.”
Dr. Donald Nieman, Historian, and Executive Vice President of Academic Affairs and Provost at Binghamton University. Decker Community Room,
Broome County Public Library.
MAY 20
“Exploring the Mysterious French Tract in Broome County.”
Margaret Hadsell, Vestal Town Historian. Decker Community Room, Broome County Public Library.
JUNE 17
“The Role of the Village of Union in the Civil War: When Did the Civil War Begin and When Did It End?”
Dr. Michael Colella, Ophthalmologist, Endicott. The meeting will be held in the Decker Community Room of the Broome County Public Library.