Collecting Hometown Memorabilia Talk on Sunday

FRAMINGHAM,MA --Temple Beth Am Brotherhood continues its Sunday breakfast and speaker series on Sunday, January 22, from 9 - 10:30 a.m.

This month's featured speaker is Debbie Cleveland, who will speak on collecting hometown memorabilia, using examples from her collection of nostalgic MetroWest materials. Her talk will include a tabletop display plus a powerpoint presentation.

Cleveland is a founding member of the Friends of Saxonville, a member of the Curatorial Committee of the Framingham Historical Society & Museum, co-author of Barbara Gray's memoir: A Woman's Ways & Means: 24 Wild Years in the Massachusetts House, and owner of framingham.com.

The program is open to the public at a cost of $ 8. Reservations are required. Call Howard Newell at 508-875-3151. Temple Beth Am is located at 300 Pleasant St.

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