Shaker Culture is the theme of this lecture jointly sponsored by the Columbia County Historical Society and Shaker Museum | Mount Lebanon (shakerml.org) as part of our shared Winter/Spring 2018 programming
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Lecture Two:
"Listening to the Still Small Voice: Shakers in America" By Sharon Koomler Saturday, May 5, 2018 4-6 pm 
Baskets were made at Mount Lebanon from the early 1800s through the end of that century.
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"Listening to the Still Small Voice"
Shaker Scholar, Sharon Koomler takes us on an illustrated tour highlighting Shaker history, Shaker biographies, and thematic interpretations of material culture, as well as individual Shaker spiritual journeys and missionary life ABOUT THE SPEAKER: Sharon Duane Koomler began her Shaker interests as a graduate student at Western Kentucky University. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Folk Studies and Historic Preservation from WKU. She was Director of Education at Shaker Museum at South Union, Kentucky; Curator of Collections at Hancock Shaker Village, Massachusetts; Formerly Curator and Director of the Museum at Shaker Museum | Mount Lebanon. LOCATION: Van Buren Hall (Upstairs over Kinderhook Village Hall) 6 Chatham Street, Kinderhook, NY 12106 Join us for a glass of wine or other beverage following the lecture around the corner at the CCHS Museum & Library Building, 5 Albany Avenue! TICKETS: Advance Tickets $15 At the Door: $15 Members (CCHS or Shaker Museum | Mount Lebanon) $ 20 Non-Members |
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