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LOCATION:813 S Atlantic Ave\nOcean City MD 21842
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SUMMARY:History Week at the Life-Saving Station Museum
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DESCRIPTION:For this year’s Ocean City History Week the Ocean City Life-S
aving\nStation Museum is offering a variety of events and activities to\nh
ighlight the town’s unique coastal history. \n\n \nHISTORY WEEK EVENTS
Include: \n \n \nOctober 10 - 16: FREE ADMISSION FOR ALL EASTERN SHOR
E LOCALS: During\nhistory week we are offering free admission to all Easte
rn Shore\nlocals. If you live on the Delmarva Peninsula stop by and enjoy
the\nmuseum free of charge!\n\nHISTORY COMES TO LIFE: 1:00 pm-4:00 pm Octo
ber 10th FREE Watch the\nOcean Pines Players theater group represent figur
es from Ocean City's\npast! \n\nHISTORY OF OUR SURFMEN: Every Monday a
t 1:00 pm join us for a free\nprogram as we take a look at the equipment u
sed by the United States\nLife-Saving Service. This program will be held i
nside the museum’s\nboat room. \n\nTuesday\, October 11th BOOK SIGNING
& READING 11:00 am -3:00 pm | Local\nauthor\, Maria Grosskett \nLocal a
uthor Maria Grosskettler will sign copies of her newest book\,\n“Tracks.
” In addition to reading a section from her book\, she will\nshare her e
xperience researching Berlin’s history. \n \nBook signing with Autho
r’s Mabel Roger's and Harry Wenzel \n11:00 am - 3:00 pm October 13th FRE
E \n \nAuthor Harry Wenzel will be introducing his book The Ship Faith
ful\nSteward A Story of Scots Irish\, English\, and Irish Migration to\nPe
nnsylvania. This story tells the history of the ship and its fateful\nvoya
ge off the Delaware coast. \n \nAuthor Mabel Rogers will be introducin
g her book The Storm That\nChanged a Village. This fictional tale takes yo
u on a journey of what\nlife was like in 1933 and the storm that forever c
hanged Ocean\nCity. \n \n\nHARBOR DAYS AT THE DOCKS October 15th 10:
00 am to 3:00 PM. You can\nvisit us at Harbor Days on the docks\, This eve
nt features artisan\nexhibits\, seafood cooking demonstrations\, tales of
the sea\,\nchildren’s activities and \nmuch more. Located at the Ocean C
ity commercial fishing harbor. \n \n
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the Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum is offering a variety of events
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\nHISTORY WEEK EVENTS Include:
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\nOctober 10 - 16: FREE Admission for all Eastern Shore Locals: During history week
we are offering free admission to all Eastern Shore locals. If you live o
n the Delmarva Peninsula stop by and enjoy the museum free of charge!
History Comes to Life: 1:00 pm-4:00 pm October 10t
h FREE Watch the Ocean Pines Players theater group represent figures from
Ocean City's past!
\n
History of our Surfmen: Every Monday at 1:00 pm join us f
or a free program as we take a look at the equipment used by the United St
ates Life-Saving Service. This program will be held inside the museum’s
boat room.
\n\n
\nTuesday\, October 11th Book Signing &\; Reading 11:00 am -3:00 pm | Local author\
, Maria Grosskett
\n
Local author Maria Grosskettler will sign
copies of her newest book\, “Tracks.” In addition to reading a section
from her book\, she will share her experience researching Berlin’s hist
ory.
\n
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Book signing with Author’s Mabel Roger
's and Harry Wenzel
\n
11:00 am - 3:00 pm October 13th FREE \n
\n
Author Harry Wenzel will be introducing his book T
he Ship Faithful Steward A Story of Scots Irish\, English\, and Irish Migr
ation to Pennsylvania. This story tells the history of the ship and its fa
teful voyage off the Delaware coast.
\n
\n
Author M
abel Rogers will be introducing her book The Storm That Changed a Village.
This fictional tale takes you on a journey of what life was like in 1933
and the storm that forever changed Ocean City.
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Harbor Days at the Docks October 15th 10
:00 am to 3:00 PM. You can visit us at Harbor Days on the docks\, This eve
nt features artisan exhibits\, seafood cooking demonstrations\, tales of t
he sea\, children’s activities and
\n
much more. Located at the
Ocean City commercial fishing harbor.
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