HISTORY AND MYSTERY SURROUNDING THE SPAULDING MILL 2/26/20

I had heard about this free lecture and slide show a couple of weeks ago.  A couple of days ago I asked Betty if she wanted to go and she did.  Pam called this morning and I told her about it and it interested her.

I went to the Y and library this morning and came home and did a bit of cooking and napped before going to pick Betty up.  Pam met us there.  Their were a lot of people there and the presentation was very good.  We saw Bonnie and her sister Kathy there and talked with them a bit.
The speaker was Dr. Scott Geise who owns OLD CITY HALL which was a mill right next to the Spaulding Mill.  Here is an old picture of the entrance to the mill which later became the electric company.

Upcoming lectures are March 11th INFLUENTIAL WOMEN of the 1800's.
April 29th HISTORY of LOCKPORT CHURCHES
May 20th AN ARTIST and an INDUSTRIALIST

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