Walden's Shore: Henry David Thoreau and Nineteenth Century Science

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Robert M. Thorson, a professor of Geology at the University of Connecticut, presents his latest work. Using evidence from local collections including Fruitlands, Thorston discusses Thoreau as a great geological mind of his day, following in the footsteps of Charles Lyell and Charles Darwin.

Free with museum admission.

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Fruitlands Museum
102 Prospect Hill Road
Harvard, MA 01451

Directions/Transportation/Parking

FROM THE EAST
Take Route 2 West to Exit 38A. Head South on Route 110 and take your first right onto Old Shirley Road. Museum is about 2 miles on the right.

FROM THE WEST
Take Route 2 East to Exit 38A. Head South on Route 110 and take your first right onto Old Shirley Road. Museum is about 2 miles on the right.

FROM THE NORTH
Take 495 South to Route 2 West to Exit 38A. Head South on Route 110 and take your first right onto Old Shirley Road. Museum is about 2 miles on the right.

FROM THE SOUTH
Take 495 North to Route 2 West to Exit 38A. Head South on Route 110 and take your first right onto Old Shirley Road. Museum is about 2 miles on the right.

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Fruitlands Museum

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http://www.fruitlands.org/lecture