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SUMMARY:Paterson: Art & the Mills- F. Duignan & Neighbors
DESCRIPTION:On May 11th\, 2026\, the Paterson Museum will open a new exhibition\, Paterson: Art & the Mills- F. Duignan & Neighbors. On view through July 31st\, 2026\, this exhibit will explore the creative atmosphere of the Essex and Phoenix Mills and celebrate the artwork of several of its residents. \n  \nIn 1983\, Paterson initiated subsidized housing for artists in two old abandoned mills in the newly designated Great Falls / SUM Historic District.  These two\, former silk mills were among many empty factory buildings in the district that had once manufactured a variety of products including locomotives\, guns\, silk and machinery. In the 1980s all types of artists were invited to apply to live in the new housing—painters\, musicians\, poets\, photographers\, and arts workers with the hopes of establishing a creative community and a shop and gallery center. \n  \nPaterson: Art & the Mills- F. Duignan & Neighbors focuses on the visual artists who lived in the refurbished mills from the 1980s to the early 2000s and some who still live there today. This heterogenous group of art makers shared this housing\, the neighborhood\, and engaged in a noisy\, creative interaction. \n  \nPlease join us for a special reception on Saturday\, May 16th\, from 1pm-4pm. Informal conversation with the Guest Curator\, Sara Lynn Henry at 2:30pm. Sara Lynn Henry is an independent curator\, art writer\, and Emerita Professor of Art History and N.E.H. Distinguished Teaching Professor of Humanities\, Emerita\, Drew University. \n 
URL:https://seepassaiccounty.org/event/paterson-art-the-mills-f-duignan-neighbors/
LOCATION:The Paterson Museum\, 2 Market Street\, Paterson\, NJ\, 07501\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Exhibit,Leisure
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SUMMARY:Book Talk: Hanging by a Thread: A Novel
DESCRIPTION:Step into 19th-century Paterson as author James Coyle presents Hanging by a Thread: The Story Behind the Story. \nInspired by the real life of Loretta Tyrrell and set in the shadow of the Dexter Lambert Silk Mill\, Coyle reveals the true events\, hidden histories\, and local voices that shaped his debut novel. Through meticulous research and family stories\, he vividly brings the Silk City’s turbulent past to life — a world of mill workers\, immigrant families\, child laborers\, and the fierce resilience required to survive poverty\, scandal\, and the unforgiving realities of the era. \nThe program will conclude with a book signing and is free to the public. \nReserve your seat now!
URL:https://seepassaiccounty.org/event/book-talk-hanging-by-a-thread-a-novel/
LOCATION:Lambert Castle Carriage House\, 3 Valley Road\, Paterson\, NJ\, 07505\, United States
CATEGORIES:Lecture
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SUMMARY:Lecture: The Great New York Fire of 1776
DESCRIPTION:Was the Great Fire of 1776 an act of war\, sabotage\, or something else entirely? \nJoin us for a lecture exploring one of the American Revolution’s most dramatic and enduring mysteries: the Great Fire of New York. In September 1776\, as British forces occupied New York City following George Washington’s retreat\, a devastating fire tore through the city\, destroying hundreds of buildings and fueling accusations of espionage and rebellion. Based on the research of historian Dr. Benjamin Carp\, this compelling talk uncovers the political tensions and unanswered questions surrounding a disaster that reshaped Revolutionary New York. \nThis program is free to the public. \nClick here to reserve your seat.
URL:https://seepassaiccounty.org/event/lecture-the-great-new-york-fire-of-1776/
LOCATION:Dey Mansion Washington’s Headquarters\, 199 Totowa Road\, Wayne\, NJ\, 07470
CATEGORIES:Dey Mansion,Lecture
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