The Friends of the Troy Public Library are pleased to present the “Downton Abbey in Michigan” program on Saturday, September 21, 2013
Robbie Terman, an archivist from Cranbrook Educational Community, will speak about our own local answer to Downton Abbey, the Cranbrook House -- which for many years was a country estate with two working farms and a host of servants.
Lynne Anderson will speak about fashion in “Downton Through the Decades,” beginning with the Edwardian Age and showing the impact that history and the automobile had on fashion into the 20th century.
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During intermission, attendees will have the opportunity to play a trivia game to win Downton Abbey-themed prizes. Light refreshments will be served.
This event is a special members only program for the Friends of the Troy Public Library. Not a member? Join today! Membership forms are available at friendstpl.org or at the Troy Public Library.
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Seating is limited. Register by sending an email to FriendsTPL@gmail.com, or calling 248.786.4580 between September 3 - 17.
Registration will not be complete until membership is confirmed.
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