Teaching From Ruins – Lecture March 18

Irvington Historical Society presentation by Thom Johnson and Rob Yasinsac. “Teaching from Ruins” is dedicated to Irvington’s Peter K. Oley whose “out-of-the-box” teaching of history inspired Yasinsac to learn about ruins in and around the village. At Irvington High School, Yasinsac was a student of Johnson who taught photography and instilled an urgency to document architectural treasures in Irvington and beyond.
The combined learning led Yasinsac to co-author the book Hudson Valley Ruins, uncovering lost and endangered properties. Twenty-one years after high school, Johnson and Yasinsac continue to inform visitors to the Hudson Valley about its ruins.

Friday, March 18, 7:30 pm., Irvington Public Library,
12 South Astor Street, refreshments, free.

www.irvingtonhistoricalsociety.org

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4 Responses to Teaching From Ruins – Lecture March 18

  1. lesie harlow says:

    For those of us that live 2,500 miles outside of New York, you should do a pod cast, or something like that so we can hear/watch it.

  2. Paul Madonis says:

    Old Irvington resident now living in Ontario, Canada would love to have you share you photos with me as I am currently battling cancer. Thank You.

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