Thanks to Eric Peterman of SSVEC for featuring our very own German Quiroga in the September/October issue of their Currents magazine.
Thanks to Eric Peterman of SSVEC for featuring our very own German Quiroga in the September/October issue of their Currents magazine.
Please check our calendar of events for opportunities to lend a hand while getting some exercise, a combination that is sure to make you feel good.
The Patagonia Museum will hold our annual meeting on Saturday, September 15th at 10:30 am. The business meeting will be followed by a presentation by Mike Anderson on the “Bisbee Deportation” which was one of the most important events to take place in the U.S. during the First World War.
Background: Mike Anderson has been interested in history for as long as he can remember. A resident of Arizona since 1961, he taught Arizona history, world geography and world history as a high school social studies teacher. The author of “Warren Ballpark,” Mike is also a catcher for the Bisbee Black Sox Vintage Base Ball Club. His articles on southern Arizona pioneer peace officers have been published in the Journal of Arizona History and he has had numerous articles appearing in the Cochise County Historical Journal. Mike has also worked as a newspaper reporter and managing editor. In 2017, Mike participated in the centennial commemoration of the Bisbee Deportation, tasked with researching the 1,186 men who were deported from Bisbee in July 1917. He was a cast member of the documentary “Bisbee ’17,” the movie that was filmed in Bisbee during the Centennial and scheduled for release in Sept. 2018. Along with two friends, he produces and performs on The Farm and Ranch Report, a half-hour radio comedy program that airs each week on KBRP-LP, Bisbee’s community FM radio station. He lives in the Warren neighborhood of Bisbee with his wife Judy.
Our timing is perfect because the new movie “Bisbee ’17” is opening the day before at the Loft in Tucson and the Uptown Theater in Sierra Vista.
Anyone up for a beautiful drive in the San Rafael Valley and the chance to do a good deed? We’d love to have you join us in Lochiel on our monthly workday at the little red schoolhouse.
If you can give us a hand, please bring water, lunch and gloves. There are tasks for all levels of ability and we promise you will feel good about what you’ve done. For more information contact German Quiroga, 520-343-5641.
The Patagonia Museum will hold a brief business meeting on May 12th at 10:30 am in the Patagonia Public Library followed by a presentation by Pima County Historian, Andrew Dowdle.
The EARTHfest committee is pleased to announce Rebekah and Matt Rolland will perform during the celebration at the Gazebo in the Town Park at 4 pm.
Please check our calendar of events for the scheduled workdays at Lochiel. The views on the drive to the school house are amazing and the cause is a good one. We would really appreciate your help and would love to see you in Lochiel.
Please join us for a presentation by Dr. Paul Hirt on a topic that is critically important for us to understand. H2O, agua, water, call it what you will, it’s vital that we know the facts about our future.
We appreciate you supporting THE PATAGONIA MUSEUM’s mission of collecting and preserving the culture and history of Eastern Santa Cruz county.
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