Annual Meeting of Brewster Historical Society –
Guest Speaker: Faythe Ellis
Connecting the Dots-A federal court case, a massive fire, an historic eruption and more - connecting Brewster history to the wider world.

No reservations necessary - Suggested donation at the door
Limited seating, first come, first served.

Saturday September 19, 2026
4 PM at Brewster Ladies Library,
1822 Main Street.

Faythe is a bonafide Cape Codder: born at Cape Cod Hospital and graduated from Brewster Elementary School, Nauset Regional High School and Clark University where she majored in English.  The Ellis family has deep roots in town and she has always had an interest in local history.  After growing up in East Brewster, Faythe now lives in West Brewster.  For a number of years, she has served on Brewster's Historical Commission, Community Preservation Committee and Stony Brook Millsites Committee.  She is also proud to be a board member of the Brewster Memorial Scholarship Fund.

Some possible subjects include:

Captain Elijah Cobb and the French Revolution

The explosion of Krakatoa

Brewster families Nickerson and Crosby and the Great Chicago Fire

The Sherman Anti-Trust Act of 1890 

 Joseph Lincoln and Horatio Alger. Two different authors

A personal note

This event is FREE, questions? brewsterhistoricalsociety@comcast.net

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