All About Falmouth Maine: Victorian Tea and a talk by the Falmouth Historical Society

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Victorian Tea and a talk by the Falmouth Historical Society

The Falmouth Historical Society

invites you to a Victorian Tea and a talk on

The Lost Art of Etiquette

presented by Megan MacNeil, registrar at Historic New England

Enjoy tea, tea sandwiches, and cookies while you learn about etiquette from times past.

~~Fancy hats and Victorian attire encouraged, but totally optional!~~

3:00 – 4:30 pm on Tuesday, February 12*, 2013

Community Room, Ocean View Retirement Community, 20 Blueberry Lane, Falmouth, Maine
(Parking along Blueberry Lane please)
Refreshments generously provided by OceanView Retirement Community

Seating is limited

Please reserve your seats by February 8th

by calling Diane at 797-2489 or email ditoo@maine.rr.com

* (In the event Falmouth Schools are closed on Feb 12 due to weather, Tea will be held on alternate date of Tues, Feb 26).

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Anne has been a licensed Broker since 1997. Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, her family moved to Maine when she was four years old. Anne attended school at St. Joseph's Academy and graduated from Deering High School in Portland and the University of Maine. After graduation Anne was asked to work at the University and ultimately served as the Executive Director of Alumni Relations before entering the field of real estate. When she was 22 she bought and renovated her first two family; then she bought a three family, built two personal residences and is presently finishing a restoration one of Falmouth's most unique homes. Wounded Warrier Project, The Maine Communiity Foundation and the Town of Falmouth Food Pantry from each real estate transaction.

The First Annual Falmouth Event - SHOP FALMOUTH

Falmouth's First "Shop Falmouth Weekend" is planned for December 7, 8and 9 beginning with a "Drop and Shop" for children with games andpizza at the Motz School, Mason Gym sponsored by the FalmouthCommunity Programs. Children in grades K-6 will enjoy a pizza party,gym games, arts and crafts and more. Dinner will be provided from5:30 to 6 (pizza). Pre-registration is required. Take thisopportunity to visit Falmouth's wonderful shops and services duringthe holiday season. The 26th Annual Falmouth Community Tree Lightingis scheduled on Wednesday, December 5 from 5:30 to 6:30 at theFalmouth Village Park and will include a visit from Santa. FMI781-5253

If you would like to participate in this weekend e-mail Anne Theriault at annetrealestate@gmail.com

About Falmouth Maine

Falmouth is a popular residential community stretching along the scenic Casco Bay. A vibrant, independent town in southern Maine, Falmouth has small population of approximately 17,000 residents and covers approximately 32 square miles from the Maine coastline to rural areas further west.

Neighboring towns around Falmouth include Cumberland, Westbrook and Windham and is located just 10 minutes north of downtown Portland. Best known as a sailing and boating center, Falmouth has an upscale waterfront community which offers one of the largest anchorages in Maine. Many people enjoy access to the Falmouth town harbor and its public beach and moorings; others enjoy the excitement of biking, jogging and cross-country skiing from their backyards. Falmouth residents also enjoy the benefits of schools which are consistently ranked among the best in Maine.

Falmouth offers a wide range of housing opportunities; from waterfront estates on Falmouth Foreside to recently built homes in private country clubs; from vintage homes on large wooded lots to stately sea captain's homes along the coast. There are still remaining rural open spaces which local officials work to keep intact for future generations to enjoy. Contact me if you are nterested in Falmouth Maine real estate!

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Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Victorian Tea and a talk by the Falmouth Historical Society

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