See below for our fantastic Summer 2010 Program!  Remember to pay your dues to attend the events ($10/person, $20/family).  Please try to pay your dues this year using PAYPAL at
 http://www.historichuletts.org/article/view/17444/1/3042/   You can also mail a check to:  
 FHHL, Attn: Jim McMaster, PO Box 82, Huletts Landing, NY  12841. 
 
We appreciate your support!          

           May 24 -  9 - 4pm Oral Histories Project Training and Interviews

           May 29 - FHHL Volunteer Day 8am - noon
               

           June 26 - FHHL Volunteer Day 8am - noon
                

            July 3 - FHHL Trustees meeting 9:00am

             July 10 - Children's Program -  Lake George Association Floating Classroom - 10am - 2pm
             Rock House Pier (bottom of Route 6)
             Learn about the quality of the Lake water in this interesting science presentation on a boat.  Perform
             hands on activities to understand how land use affects water quality.
             (www.lakegeorgeassociation.org/html/floating_classroom.htm)

             July 17 -  Children's Sing-A-Long - 9:30am-10:45am -  Elizabeth Straton, well-known singer and
             songwriter, will be teaching traditional patriotic, fireside, old-fashioned, & American tunes to children. 

            July 23 - Children's Program - 10am-noon Fort Ticonderoga curator and historian Lori Fox is back to teach
                 us about the Ghosts of the Fort, as featured on SyFy's Ghost Hunter Show.  www.fort-ticonderoga.org 
 

July 24 - Children's Sing-A-Long - 9:30-10:45am - Elizabeth Straton, well-known singer and songwriter, will be teaching traditional patriotic, fireside, old-fashioned, & American tunes to children.

July 25, Sunday, 7:30 pm, MGM Church  “Exposing the Wilderness” Bob Brogan, author, will talk about vintage postcard photographers of the Adirondacks. 

August 2 - Children's Program - 2pm - Lake George Association Floating Classroom at the Gallery

August 5 - Children's Program - 10 - 11:30am - Molly McMaster reading Adirondack Ghost stories

August 7 - Children's Sing-A-Long - 9:30-10:45am - Elizabeth Straton, well-known singer and songwriter, will be teaching traditional patriotic, fireside, old-fashioned, & American tunes to children.

August 13 - Children's Program - 10am - noon - Curator Bernadette of the  Pember Museum of Natural History, Granville, NY presents a program on Adirondack animals, in .

August 17 - Children's Program - 10am - 11:30am - Molly McMaster reading Adirondack myths 

August 21 - Children's Sing-A-Long - 9:30-10:45am - Elizabeth Straton, well-known singer and songwriter, will be teaching traditional patriotic, fireside, old-fashioned, & American tunes to children. 

August 26, Thursday, 7:30 pm, MGM Church “Special Places in the Adirondacks”. Jill Breit of TAUNY (Traditional Arts of Upstate New York), will present a slide show of special places and discuss the TAUNY program to identify and nominate places. This program is funded by the New York State Council on the Arts Architecture Planning & Design program.

August 28 - 2 events - 

                     - FHHL Annual Meeting - 9:00am 

                    - Children's Sing-A-Long - 9:30-10:45am - Elizabeth Straton, well-known singer and songwriter, will be   teaching traditional patriotic, fireside, old-fashioned, & American tunes to children. 

August 31 - Children's Program - 10am - 11:30am - Molly McMaster reading Adirondack nature stories

All Children's events held at the Old Firehouse/Museum unless otherwise noted.

Library hours July and August - Tuesdays and Thursdays 10am - noon