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	Candlelight Tours   took place December 8 & 9 at the Bevier House
	Civil War Encampment     Saturday, September 22, 2007 at the Bevier House ...with the 150th New York Volunteers Top of this page
	"Hands That Pick No Cotton, Hudson Valley Colonial Slavery," a new interactive education program at Bevier House Museum, Marbletown, headquarters of the Ulster County Historical Society. "Slavery in the Hudson Valley"  Program on WAMC New York News including audio (MP3) of interview and event [Reported by Susan Barnett, WAMC, November 13, 2007] CROWDED TOGETHER -- Students from Warwarsing Christian School re-enact the crowded conditions in the hold of an 18th century slave ship during "Hands That Pick No Cotton, Hudson Valley Colonial Slavery," a new interactive education program at Bevier House Museum, Marbletown, headquarters of the Ulster County Historical Society. LETTING OFF STEAM -- Students from Warwarsing Christian School re-enact an African Drumming Circle as slaves might have after a day of working during "Hands That Pick No Cotton, Hudson Valley Colonial Slavery," a new interactive education program at Bevier House Museum, Marbletown, headquarters of the Ulster County Historical Society.
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	Colonial/Revolutionary War Encampment at the Bevier House in late July 2007
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	EDUCATION PROGRAM -- Cub Scouts from Pack 135 in Glasco visited Bevier House on January 20, 2007. Museum educator David Keehn presented a program on Native American ecology to the scouts and their parents.
	Ulster County Historical Society Photo Galleries of earlier years:     [2005]   [2006]   Top of this page