History · Lecture
Rum-Running in Rhode Island at William Hall
Explore the history of rum-running in Rhode Island with archivist Astrid Drew.
The Cranston Public Library and the Steamship Historical Society of America invite you to a fascinating lecture titled Rum-Running in Rhode Island. Presented by SSHSA Archivist Astrid Drew, this event explores the clandestine history of maritime smuggling during the Prohibition era. Held at the William Hall Library, this presentation offers a deep dive into local history and the colorful characters who navigated the waters of Rhode Island. Join us for an evening of historical discovery.
What to Expect
An informative and engaging historical presentation.
Who Should Attend
- History enthusiasts
- Local residents
- Students
- Maritime history fans
Agenda Overview
The lecture begins at 6:30 p.m. on July 7.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Steamship Historical Society of America · Historical Society
Preserving and sharing maritime history.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a cost?
Check the library or SSHSA website.
Who is the speaker?
Astrid Drew, SSHSA Archivist.
Where is the venue?
William Hall Library, 1825 Broad St, Cranston, RI.
Is registration required?
It is recommended to check the library's event page.
What is the topic?
Rum-running in Rhode Island.
Is it open to the public?
Yes, it is a public event.
Tags
History
Rhode Island
Lecture
Prohibition
Maritime
Cranston
Summary
A historical lecture on Prohibition-era rum-running in Rhode Island.
Reference:
rhodeisland250.org
Highlights
- Historical lecture
- Prohibition-era focus
- Expert presentation
- Local history
- William Hall Library venue
- SSHSA collaboration
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