August Events at SRAC

Barclay Mountain by Matt Carl - BCHS Tue, August 3, 6:30pm – 7:30pm at SRAC - 345 Broad Street Waverly, NY
"Old Barclay: A History of Coal Mining on Barclay Mountain" "Old Barclay: A History of Coal Mining on Barclay Mountain" reviews the story of Barclay Mountain's now deserted coal mining settlements, including Barclay, Fall Creek, Dublin, Graydon, Foot of Plane, Carbon Run, and Long Valley. The old methods of coal mining are described and the development of the incline plane, railroad, and canal system are also briefly discussed. General Admission: $5, SRAC members and students $4. Admission price includes admission to the SRAC exhibit hall. Presale tickets are available at SRAC during normal business hours.

Stacey Jones "Ghost Cop" & TV Personality Sat, August 7, 6:30pm – 7:30pm at SRAC: 345 Broad Street, Waverly, NY
Stacey Jones "Ghost Cop": Top female Paranormal Investigator in USA Stacey was on 2 episodes of "A Haunting" on Discovery Channel; "Hidden Terror" and "Ghost Hunter" She was also on the series "One Step Beyond"-Discovery Channel, and featured on upcoming episode of "Ghost Adventures", She is also the lead in upcoming "CNY Spirits" -The CW Syracuse 8/28/10 Stacey gives lectures around the country for colleges, universities and Paranormal Conferences and founded 1st Paranormal Investigation Team in New York-called the "Central New York Ghost Hunters" which is the largest group in New York state. She has 25 years experience and CNY Ghost Hunters have been voted 2nd Best Organization in USA! Don't miss your chance to meet the most experienced paranormal investigator New York state! General Admission: $6, SRAC members and students $4. Admission price includes admission to the SRAC exhibit hall. Presale tickets are available at SRAC during normal business hours.

PA Andaste Chapter of Archaeology: The Kennedy Site: by Ted Keir Mon, August 16, 6:30pm – 7:30pm at SRAC - 345 Broad Street, Waverly, NY
The "Kennedy site" is the Athens Susquehannock archaeological site having a large longhouse and village. Historical artifacts were found at the site that relate the people who lived there to those who were were thought to have left our region earlier than this site suggests, while other artifacts relate the site to some of the earlier sites known in Athens. As result, this site and our area has been thought of by many as the birth place of the Susquehannock warriors - who would become the only tribe that the Iroquois would ever fear. Many other interesting facts about this site will be shared on this free night of education presented by the Andaste Chapter of Pennsylvania and Ted Keir. Admission: Free Admission Night!