Dates for this event
Adirondack History Museum presents "Ketch"
“KETCH”, Dr. Edwin Ketchledge, The Savior of the Alpine Summits
September 21, 9:00am -2:00pm
The public is cordially invited to join the Adirondack History Museum and the Grace Hudowalski Charitable Trust in celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Edwin Ketchledge “Ketch” (1924 - 2010) and his work to save, restore, and preserve the Adirondack “Islands in the Sky.”
The museum will be open and offer free admission for the day. Raffle for Hyperlite Mountain Gear Elevate 22 Day Pack.
Event admission is free, but we appreciate reservations for planning!
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
9:00 AM Museum Doors and Exhibits Open (Coffee, Tea, Refreshments)
10:00 AM Welcome - Music by Peggy Lynn
The Recreationist in the Postwar
Remembering Ketch: Sandra Weber
Carrying the Load: Ron Konowitz
Ketch’s Legacy, The Summit Stewards: Liam Ebner
Challenges Ahead: Tim Howard, Ph.D.
Regional Influence: Laura Waterman
Retrospect: Kathy Regan
Stay on the Path - Peggy Lynn (World Premier)
1:00 PM BBQ Lunch - by the Elizabethtown Vol. Fire Dept. (included!)