Here is the first issue of 2020 – the Society’s Fiftieth Anniversary!
- Board member Roger Prichard and his Sub-Committee on Sub-Surface Issues plants a new historical marker at 407 Bank Avenue.
- Board member Susan Dechnik briefly recaps Alisa Dupuy’s interpretation at the Porch Club of Alice Paul’s suffrage struggles.
- Across the miles with founding member and former president, Mrs. Marilyn Colozzi
- Riverton’s Helen Lippincott, suffrage champion
- Just so you know that we have been busy since last issue, “In case you missed it,” is a list of blog posts selected from ones made since mid-September.
- Veterans Day observed here Nov. 11; names of five Riverton servicemen were added to the War Memorial Honor Roll.
- Former HSR President Dan Campbell, AIA returns to share his experience with the restoration and preservation of historic architecture at Riverton Free Library on March 26 at 7pm: Before and After – Discoveries in Historic Preservation
The mailed copies of this newsletter stated that Helen Lippincott was married. This revised copy corrects that error.
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Click here to view issue #182 Gaslight News January 2020, revised 1-25-2020
