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SUMMARY:Book Project
DESCRIPTION:“Rose Valley Arts & Crafts  1901-1916” – Book Project\nThe Museum is writing a comprehensive book looking at the achievements of the utopian experiment of Rose Valley in its early years.\n  \nUntil now Rose Valley’s history has relied on Volume 1 of “A History of Rose Valley” compiled in 1973 by local inhabitants and “A Poor Sort of Heaven A Good Sort of Earth” by William Ayres and Ann Barton Brown for the Brandywine River Museum in 1983. Both publications are excellent sources\, but need updating with attention to a broader scope\, and an abundance of photographs of the work the community produced. \nThe book will contain approximately 300 pages\, 250 images\, 9 chapters and a bibliography of prominent individuals. It will cover architecture\, furniture\, pottery\, tiles\, illustration\, printing\, photography and the living arts. The hope is to have the hard bound edition available by July 2026\, in order to be available at the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s Arts & Crafts Exhibit\, with a paperback edition ready by Christmas 2026. The Museum currently has grants from the Decorative Arts Trust and the Weyth Foundation for American Art totaling $58\,000. we need an extra $42\,000. \nPlease help the “Artsman”\, pictured here\, carve out a beautiful Arts & Crafts book that really tells the story of this unique community in words and pictures. \nDonate Now!\nDonations can be made online: Click here to donate.\nBy mail: Check made out to RVMHS addressed to Rose Valley Museum\, 41 Rose Valley Road\, Rose Valley\, PA 19063; please note on check “Book Project”. \n 
URL:https://rosevalleymuseum.org/event/book-project/
LOCATION:Thunderbird Lodge\, 41 Rose Valley Road\, Rose Valley\, PA\, 19063\, United States
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SUMMARY:Museum Open
DESCRIPTION:Saturday and Sunday\, April 25-26\, 2026\n12:00 to 4:00 pm\nThe Rose Valley Museum at Thunderbird Lodge will be open the weekend of April 25 and 26 from noon until 4pm. \nEnjoy a step back to early 1900’s. \nTour upper and lower studios\, living room and dining room.\nPermanent collection on display in upper studio. \nAdmission: Free to members; $10 per person\, 7 and up \nPurchase tickets online (click here) \nPlease choose the appropriate date when purchasing tickets. \n 
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LOCATION:Thunderbird Lodge\, 41 Rose Valley Road\, Rose Valley\, PA\, 19063\, United States
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SUMMARY:Howell Lewis Shay
DESCRIPTION:“Howell Lewis Shay: Formative Philadelphia Architect & Arbiter”\nJoin Scott Laughlin\, an expert in historic real estate and an unfaltering volunteer with the Rose Valley Museum and Historical Society\, as he presents the long and illustrious career of  Howell Lewis Shay. \nMr. Shay was a long-term resident of Rose Valley from 1916 to 1941\, then from 1953 until 1974. He is known as the arbiter of the final design for the Philadelphia Museum of Art at the young age of 31\, working for Horace Trumbauer. His capability to find compromise and to guide his clients to seek better solutions through thoughtful design was his hallmark. While primarily a commercial architect\, best known for his city skyscrapers\, he designed eight amazing residences in Rose Valley\, 2nd only to our founder\, William Lightfoot Price. \nSunday\, April 26\, 2026\, 4pm\n$20 per person ($15 members) \nNote location: Grace Rotzel Center at The School in Rose Valley. \n\nReservations:\nPayment can be made online or at the door. Click here to register online.\nCall 484-444-2961 (leave a message)\nEmail: programs@rosevalleymuseum.org \nParking at the School in Rose Valley at the end of School Lane. \n 
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LOCATION:The School in Rose Valley\, 20 School Lane\, Rose Valley\, PA\, 19063-4214\, United States
CATEGORIES:Lecture
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