WDS BOOK CLUB join in person or virtually. The book club welcomes historians, preservationists, and curious learners alike, with flexible attendance and membership options. to discuss 'Spiritualism’s Place: Reformers, Seekers, and Séances in Lily Dale' by Averill Earls. Moderated by TR Revella-Hamilton, this session invites history enthusiasts to explore spiritualism's cultural impact through in-person and virtual discussion. The book club meets bimonthly, offering a welcoming community for those interested in history, preservation, and cultural stories. Membership fees apply with discounts for museum members and students. Our carefully curated monthly selections delve into the rich tapestry of American and European history, featuring compelling works about revolutionary figures, historic preservation, decorative arts, and stories that shaped our cultural landscape. Whether you’re a seasoned historian, preservation enthusiast, or simply curious about the stories behind our built heritage, there’s a place for you in our community of learners. JOIN BOOK CLUB How it Works: Book Club meets bimonthly at the Museum and via Zoom on the second Tuesday of each designated month, unless otherwise noted. Book Club members will receive the newest book title via email two months prior to the book club date. You may join Book Club at any point during the year. Come when you can – there is no penalty for missing a session. Book Club 2026 “Library Card” Annual Fee*: $25 General | $20 Museum Members | $15 Students Your Book Club Library Card entitles you to in-person and virtual Book Club sessions, as well as discounted admission to the accompanying Book Talks lecture series held on Thursdays at the Museum. , the Webb Deane Stevens Museum hosts a book club meeting to discuss 'Spiritualism’s Place: Reformers, Seekers, and Séances in Lily Dale' by Averill Earls. Moderated by TR Revella-Hamilton, the event welcomes history enthusiasts to engage with thought-provoking works about American and European history, including themes of spiritualism and cultural movements. The book club meets bimonthly in person and via Zoom, with membership offering access to sessions and discounted lectures. to discuss 'Spiritualism’s Place: Reformers, Seekers, and Séances in Lily Dale' by Averill Earls.
This session, moderated by TR Revella-Hamilton, is available both in person and virtually. The club invites history enthusiasts to engage with thought-provoking works that explore American and Euro…
