[NEohioPAL]"GREAT STORM OF 1913" - CanalWay Center FREE Program

Sat Oct 11 11:14:29 PDT 2003

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Mather Museum tells story of Great Lakes deadliest storm in 1913

The Great Lakes have produced storms of unbelievable velocity and destruc=
tion. But the Great Storm of 1913 still has not been beat in lives lost a=
nd ships wrecked. The Steamship William G. Mather Museum is presenting th=
e dramatic talk "A Storm Like You=E2=80=99ve Never Seen Before" on Octobe=
r 22 at CanalWay Center in Cuyahoga Heights. It=E2=80=99s part of the Lan=
dlubber Series, programs offered a little further inland than the Mather=E2=
=80=99s lakefront location to make it easier for more people to attend. A=
dmission is free. Bette Lou Higgins, the artistic director of Eden Valley=
 Enterprises and master storyteller will relate the tragic tale between 6=
:30 and 7:15 PM.
CanalWay Center, in the Cleveland Metroparks=E2=80=99 Ohio & Erie Canal R=
eservation, is located at 4524 East 49th Street, off Whittlesey Way. For =
more information, call the Mather Museum at 216-574-9053 or e-mail: wgmat=
her at msn.com
Rob Catalano, Museum Manager

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T></A>The Great Lakes have produced storms of unbelievable velocity a=
nd destruction. But the Great Storm of 1913 still has not been beat in li=
ves lost and ships wrecked. The Steamship William G. Mather Museum=
 is presenting the dramatic talk "A Storm Like You=E2=80=99ve Never Seen =
Before" on October 22 at CanalWay Center in Cuyahoga Heights. It=E2=80=99=
s part of the Landlubber Series, programs offered a little further inland=
 than the Mather=E2=80=99s lakefront location to make it easier fo=
r more people to attend. Admission is free. Bette Lou Higgins, the artist=
ic director of Eden Valley Enterprises and master storyteller will relate=
 the tragic tale between 6:30 and 7:15 PM. CanalWay C=
enter, in the Cleveland Metroparks=E2=80=99 Ohio & Erie Canal Reserva=
tion, is located at 4524 East 49th Street, off Whittlesey Way.=
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