Imagining the Past at Mount Misery - Couverture souple

McAdow, Ron

 
9781735733654: Imagining the Past at Mount Misery

Synopsis

The Mount Misery Conservation Area of Lincoln, Massachusetts, has an unusually interesting and visible history. This guidebook provides information to help visitors notice the property's distinctive features and informs them about the historic and geological features they see. Readers will learn answers to questions such as: What family is associated with the cellar hole near the parking lot? How old is the first pond you come to? Where was the colonial-era sawmill, and where did its water come from? How did Mount Misery get its name? What was Glacial Lake Sudbury and how did it shape this terrain?



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À propos de l'auteur

Ron was born in southern Illinois, in 1949. He has a bachelor's from the University of Chicago. In the 1970s Ron made animated films for children's television programs and two longer films, Hank the Cave Peanut and Captain Silas, which are in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art. Captain Silas received the gold medal for animation at the Virgin Islands Film Festival.After filmmaking, Ron worked as a teacher and camp director, in outdoor and Montessori settings. He did multimedia instructional design for educational publishing at D.C. Heath and CAST, and authored guidebooks to principal rivers in eastern Massachusetts. Ron served for ten years as Executive Director of Sudbury Valley Trustees, a regional conservation non-profit.Ron published his first novel, Ike, in 2015, and his second, The Grove of Hollow Trees, in 2020. Since becoming a grandfather, Ron has written and illustrated several books for children.

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