Boothbay Region Historical Society
Queen Marie Antoinette’s Boothbay area links
Courtesy of BRHS
Courtesy of BRHS
People have long been fascinated with Queen Marie Antoinette’s dramatic 1793 beheading in a white death robe at the guillotine in France. This notoriety has prompted interest in her background and life. But did you know that she also had remarkable connections with Boothbay region sailors and sailing vessels?
In the last talk in our Summer Speaker Series, Aug. 8 at 4:30 p.m., historian Chip Griffin explores these stories, which include transatlantic shipping and fishing. And of course, this discussion wouldn’t be complete without including the Marie Antoinette house in our own backyard!
In the last talk in our Summer Speaker Series, Aug. 8 at 4:30 p.m., historian Chip Griffin explores these stories, which include transatlantic shipping and fishing. And of course, this discussion wouldn’t be complete without including the Marie Antoinette house in our own backyard!
This event is free. Donations are greatly appreciated. Space is limited. Pre-registration is required. Link for registration: https://boothbayhistorical.org/events-page
Event Date
Address
72 Oak Street
Boothbay Harbor, ME 04538
United States
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