History & Soup - the Final Chapter of the Warner House Murals

For the last 3 years, Dave Pepson has been researching near and far (and most recently Het Loo Palace near Amsterdam) to discover why Archibald Macpheadris chose the scenes for his murals in the Warner House.
Based on his latest research, he now believes he knows why Macpheadris chose the murals on the lower staircase: a Woman Spinning Flax, a Dog Barking at an Eagle with a Chicken in its Talons; the Sacrifice of Abraham - and why the are Birds in the Murals.
Join us for the latest installment of History & Soup, in the evening for summer! Soup will be served at 5:00 with the talk starting at 5:30, in our Carriage House (accessible via Chapel St.). Tickets are $10 for non-members and FREE for Members. Seats are limited, so sign-up early. Email bWFuYWdlciB8IHdhcm5lcmhvdXNlICEgb3Jn or call 603-436-5909.