Past Bulletins and Speakers – 2024
| December | The American Heritage Museum | Presented by: Hunter Chaney, his love of warbirds and history is infectious and seen in the development of the American Heritage Museum and its associated educational programs. |
| November | The Sudbury Fight: King Philip’s War | Presented by: Mark Nichipor, historian interested in the Colonial and Revolutionary History of New England. |
| October | WW2 and Massachusetts |
Presented by: James L. Parr, retired schoolteacher who has authored four books |
| September | Templars, Nazis, and the Holy Grail | Presented by: David S. Brody, antiquities researcher and author |
| August | Unsung Heroes of Apollo Mission Control (1965 – 1992) |
Presented by: Pat Mullen and Florence Reed |
| July | NO MEETING |
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| June | Into the Heart of Cuba | Presented by : Daryl Hawks, Explorer and photographer |
| May | The Myth That Made Us | Presented by : Jeffrey Fuhrer, Nonresident Fellow for the Brookings Institution and Foundation Fellow for the Eastern Bank Foundation. |
| April | Exploration of America Before Columbus | Presented by David Brody (Retired Lawyer and Prolific Writer) |
| March | “Four Brothers from Lowell” | Presented by Jim Turcotte (Ret. Law School Prof.) |
| February |
“Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Modern Society, Including Medicine” | Presented by Harold A. Wilkinson, M.D., Ph.D.
Slides PDF |
| January | “The effects of glaciation and de-glaciation of the Massachusetts Middlesex County Area and a bit beyond” |
Presented by William Vales, a retired software engineer. He was hooked on geology and has studied it since. |