PRESENTING ROBERT N. MACOMBER
Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2023
6:30pm Social / 7pm Mtg & Presentation
Topic: “THE PRESIDENT AND THE DEVILFISH”
Join me for the story of how the most famous conservationist of our presidency,
Theodore Roosevelt, visited the islands of SW Florida in 1917 on an expedition to obtain
a large Devilfish (Giant Coastal Manta Ray) for the Smithsonian Institution.
Learn of what else was going on in his life right then, of his motley crew,
Roosevelt’s instant love for the islands, the actual hunt, and what happened afterward.
This was the last great outdoor adventure of Theodore Roosevelt’s life,
and his legacy lives on along these islands in some beautiful ways.
{Honor Series Novels Available for Purchase and Author Signings}
~ OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ~
Where: Rotary Park [5505 Rose Garden Rd. / Cape Coral, FL 33914]
Contact: Michele Mold @ tel# 617-997-9755 or 239-980-2593 for more info
Wednesday, 01/10/2024 @ 7pm
The Palm Beach Civil War Round Table
Welcomes Back Robert N. Macomber
PowerPoint Topic: “THE AMERICA’S CUP AND THE CIVIL WAR”
The remarkable story of a famous racer-turned-combat ship,
one of the nation’s most famous ships and her unlikely role in the Civil War
— for both sides. You’ll be surprised at where she operated during the war,
how long she lived afterward, and her ultimate demise.
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Meetings held at Lake Clarke Shores Town Hall
1701 Barbados Road // Lake Clarke Shores, FL 33406
For more information contact:
Gerridine LaRovere, President
Tel # 561-967-8911
The Men’s Breakfast at Spanish Wells Country Club
Presents Robert N. Macomber
Wednesday, 01/17/24 @ 8am
Topic: “The Crucial Role of Key West in the Civil War”
Call Mike Zoglia cell # 215-622-3088 for details / Registration Required
[9801 Treasure Cay Ln / Bonita Springs, FL 34135]
~ PRIVATE ~
SHELL POINT COMMUNITY WELCOMES BACK
GUEST LECTURER & MULTI-AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR
ROBERT N. MACOMBER
Wednesday / January 24, 2024
Tickets $15 per person
Topic: “THE AMERICA’S CUP AND THE CIVIL WAR –
The Remarkable Story of a Famous Racer-Turned-Combat Ship”
It’s a little-known story behind one of the nation’s most famous ships
and her unlikely role in the Civil War—in Florida—for both sides.
I’ll speak about where this ship operated during the war, how long
she lived afterward, and her ultimate demise.
** in the Connie Brown Hall [The Tribby Arts Centers] **
17281 On Par Blvd. / Ft. Myers, FL 33908
~ Call 239-454-2272 for ticket info ~
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Estero Island Historical Society Meeting
Monday, 02/26/24 @ 2pm
** To Be Held in the Event Room at Bonita Bill’s Restaurant **
702 Fisherman’s Wharf / Ft. Myers Beach, FL 33931
Call EIHS # 239-463-0435 for details
Topic: “The America’s Cup and The Civil War”
~ The Remarkable Story of a Famous Racer-Turned-Combat Ship ~
Enjoy the history behind one of the nation’s most famous ships
and her unlikely role in the Civil War—for both sides.
Learn where this ship operated during the war, how long she lived afterward,
and her ultimate demise…
* FREE FOR MEMBERS & DONATION SUGGESTED FOR NON-MEMBERS *
Pine Island Elementary School
READ ACROSS AMERICA DAY
Friday, 03/01/24
** Visiting two 5th Grade classrooms to read to the students
in honor of READ ACROSS AMERICA DAY **
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THANK YOU TO YA AUTHOR, JANE R. WOOD,
WHO DONATED HER BOOK: TROUBLE ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER
FOR ME TO READ TO THE STUDENTS ~ THEY LOVED IT!!