Shipwrecks of Lake Ontario - Presentation Schedule 2023

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March 26th (Sunday) 2:00 – 3:30 PM   Pittsford Library, Pittsford, NY 

April 4th Tuesday) 6:30 - 8 PM   Parma Library:    7 West Ave, Hilton, NY

April 11 (Tuesday) 6:30 – 8PM   Mendon Library:  22 N. Main St, Honeoye Falls, NY

April 17 (Monday) 10:30AM – Noon - Hilton Parma Recreation: Senior Center 59 Henry Street, Hilton, NY 

May 17th (Wednesday) 7 – 8:30PM   Rochester Museum & Science Center: 657 East Ave, Rochester, NY

July 21st (Friday) 5:30-7PM   Antique Boat Museum: 750 Mary St. Clayton, NY

 

 

 


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