RHGS Presents: "Bloody Run Creek"

Featuring Ron Rorah
Tuesday, February 21 @ 6:30 pm

Mr. Rorah will talk on the battle of Bloody Run Creek this evening. The discussion will explore Chief Pontiac's rebellion against the British during the War of 1812.

Mark your calendars now for the Tuesday, February 21, 2012 at 6:30 pm.   As always light refreshments will be served and all are welcome.

Kermit Beverly’s story is the story of thousands of men who served in the Navy during WWII.   During his tour of duty, 1939-1945, Mr. Beverly was on DD-199 U.S.S. Dallas (Clemson Class),  DD-451 U.S.S. Chevalier (Fletcher Class), and DD-744 U.S.S. Blue (Sumner Class).  The Dallas was awarded a Presidential Unit Citation and 4 battle stars, the Chevalier 3 battle stars, and the Blue was awarded 6 battle stars for WWII service.

We have a very limited number of copies of Beverly's book remaining and have no plans to reprint this title.  To have a copy sent to you, print out the order form and mail to the address listed.  The cost of the book is $13.00 if you would like it shipped, or $10.00 if picked up at the library. 

This compilation of various public domain video clips of Detroit was put together by Rick Prelinger and presented at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit on Feb. 10, 2010. It shows Detroit from 1917 - 1970. Perhaps some of the scenes will be familiar. The entire video is over an hour.

The Society offers programs every third Tuesday in the Library's Erin Auditorium every month throughout the year (except for July, August and December). Our speakers provide entertaining and informative presentations on local history and genealogy. Check the library calendar for information on each month's event. Our programs are open to the public with refreshments following the program. RHGS also sponsors genealogy workshops on an on-going basis; information on these workshops can also be found on the library calendar.

Please join us for our programs and enjoy an evening learning more about local history and/or genealogy.

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RHGS activities include the Erin Township Records, Historic House Marker and the Oral History projects. We are always looking for volunteers.

Contact us: Roseville.RHGS@gmail.com

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