City Salon Series - As Goes Massachusetts, So DOESN’T Go The Nation
When:
Tuesday, Sep 24, 2019 6:30p -
9:00p
Tuesday, Sep 24, 2019 6:30p -
9:00p
Where:
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
15 St. Paul Street
Brookline, MA 02446
Admission:
$35
Categories:
Alcohol, Date Idea, Food, Lectures & Conferences, Meetup
Event website:
www.citysalonseries.com
While Maine and Missouri are famous bellwethers of national political trends, in presidential contests Massachusetts has an even longer tradition of casting its electoral ballots for the LOSING candidate. Mass. Historical Society Librarian Peter Drummey will discuss Massachusetts’ long losing track record as well as the presidential careers of native sons John Adams and John Quincy Adams - the first two presidents to be defeated for reelection.
Dinner and drinks are served starting at 6:30.
Program at 7:15.
To register: https://www.citysalonseries.com/next-event-september-2019 or email [email protected]
ABOUT PETER DRUMMEY
Peter Drummey has been the Stephen T. Riley Librarian of the Massachusetts Historical Society since 1987, where he now works on outreach and exhibitions. A native of Duxbury, he attended college and graduate school at Columbia University. After graduating from a program to train rare book librarians and archivists at Columbia, he returned to Massachusetts, where he was the curator of manuscripts at the New England Historic Genealogical Society before joining the staff at the Massachusetts Historical Society in 1978. Over the course of forty years, he has assisted thousands of researchers who have visited the Historical Society, and a far larger number who have requested information from a distance. He also has served as a technical adviser for documentary films and television programs with historical themes. While Peter is responsible for a collection most famous for its holdings from the colonial and early national period, including the personal papers of John and John Quincy Adams, and Thomas Jefferson, his personal research interests center on the era of the First World War - especially the social and technological impact of the war.
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