April Events in Historic Bath | Eastern North Carolina Now

Here below are the events taking place at Historic Bath in April.

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    Here below are the events taking place at Historic Bath in April:

    Thursday, April 18th – Historic Bath Historical Film Series. 7pm. “The Sound of Music” (1965) In 1930’s Austria, a young woman named Maria is failing terribly in her attempts to become a nun. When the Navy captain Georg Von Trapp writes to the convent asking for a governess that can handle his seven mischievous children, Maria is given the job. Free with refreshments served. Historic Bath Visitor Center, 207 Carteret St., Bath. For more information call (252) 923-3971.

    Saturday, April 27th – Lecture/Workshop. 10am. “Preserving Family History Through Gravestone Preservation”. Learn the meaning of gravestone art and the need for properly preserving stones as a source of historical and genealogical information. Following the presentation, there will be a hands-on workshop for those interested using proper techniques and equipment in the graveyard behind the Palmer-Marsh House. Free with supplies provided. Historic Bath Visitor Center, 207 Carteret St., Bath. For more information call (252) 923-3971.
The recently painted Palmer - Marsh house in Bath, North Carolina in March, 2013: Above.     photo by Stan Deatherage


   Bea Latham

     Assistant Manager
      Historic Bath State Historic Site
       P.O. Box 148    Bath, NC 27808    (252) 923-3971
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