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SENSE OF PLACE
A SPECIAL PRIVATE ART TOUR AND LECTURE  
Groton History Center, Boutwell House, 172 Main Street
Sunday, October 17th at 1 p.m.
We are fortunate to have Groton Neighbor member Carolyn Perkins provide us with a private tour and overview of the History Center and an extraordinary art exhibit. Participating artist and member Mary Minifie will speak about her paintings and those of Edmund Tarbell, both of which are featured at the Boutwell House.
“Sense of Place” is a themed project sponsored by the Groton History Center bringing together an extended group of talented people in our area in order to each create an inspired piece of art that is related to this theme. The J. D. Poor murals at the Groton Inn, the recently acquired carved birds by Harvey Sargisson, and our current exhibit of portraits in the collection all suggest our connection to the arts from the past. The goal is to capture a glimpse of the arts in the 2020s looking back to the future.”
Transportation is happily provided. Call Groton Neighbors at 978-272-0123. Masks are required.
Space limited to 10 members. Confirm today for this special event!
Please RSVP to Diane Hewitt at 978-448-6228 or diane.hewitt@gmail.com or on the Groton Neighbors website: www.grotonneighbors.org

For more detailed information on the exhibit locations and participating artists, please see below.
The works featured in this show are at two main locations and two accessory locations
Boutwell House, 172 Main Street, Groton, MA (Gallery open Saturday, Sunday, and Monday from 11 AM to 3 PM)
The Groton Inn, 128 Main Street, Groton, MA (Daily, 9 AM to 9 PM)
Ray Ciemny’s sculpture is on display at the Groton Public Library (Tuesday-Saturday)
Paul Matisse’s “Olympic Bell” is on display at Old Frog Pond, Harvard, MA (Thursday-Sunday, 11 AM to 4 PM)
Participating Artists
Katharine Bell
Peter Benedict
Carol