Elenor Roosevelt at the Oakland B&O Station

The Oakland B&O Museum presents Eleanor Roosevelt at the Oakland B&O Station, a performance by Christy Beckman and Liz Gilbert.  Christy will portray Eleanor Roosevelt speaking at the Oakland B&O Station in 1942 before she leaves for Arthurdale, WV.  Liz will play a fictitious character, Sue Ann Lambert,  also at the station traveling from St. Louis to Washington D. C.   

Christy is a 7th grader at Swan Meadow School and this will be her first public performance of a historic monologue.  Her love of books and volunteering at Our Town Theatre's Costume Shop inspired her portrayal of Martha Washington for a class project this year.  When Liz Gilbert, her teacher, was approached by representatives of the Oakland B&O Museum to have a student portray Eleanor Roosevelt at the station, Christy was an obvious choice.  Eleanor Roosevelt made many visits to Arthurdale, WV, the site of a New Deal Community she helped establish.  

 

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Date and Time

Saturday May 17, 2014
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM EDT

May 17, 2014 (Saturday)
Two performances:   2:00 pm and 3:00 pm

Location

Oakland B&O Museum
117 Liberty Street
Oakland, MD

Fees/Admission

Free
Seating is limited to 50, first come first serve

Website

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Contact Information

Michelle Ross
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