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For more information about other conference venues in DC and Charleston SC

see http://www.catesbytrust.org/tercentennial/



Mark Catesby's Third Centennial In America;

Celebrating His Impact On Our World



Sunday, November 4, 2012: Richmond, VA

(Rooms have been reserved at a special rate at the four star Omni Hotel.)



4:00 pm – 7:30 pm: Wilton House Museum of the National Society of Colonial  

Dames in America in the Commonwealth of Virginia

Tour of the Wilton House and viewing of “The Curious Mr. Catesby

Welcome: Laura Towers, President of NSCDA – VA and Robert Strohm, Executive  

Director, Wilton House Museum

Introduction: Viewing of “The Curious Mister Catesby” Documentary Motion  

Picture, introduced by Cynthia P. Neal, Producer & Director

The Museum will have a concurrent exhibit of Catesby etchings

Cocktail Reception

Monday, November 5, 2012:

Richmond, VA / Washington, DC

(Rooms have been reserved at a special rate at the four star Hotel Monaco.)



9:00 am – 12:30 pm: Wilton House Museum

9:00 am: Catesby's Influences and Sources

Mark Catesby and his Botanical Forerunners

Dr. Karen Reeds, independent scholar

William Dampier: Diana & Michael Preston; Authors of “A Pirate

of Exquisite Mind: Explorer, Naturalist and Buccaneer: The Life of

William Dampier”

Maria Sibylla Merian: Pioneering Naturalist, Artist & Inspiration

for Catesby: Florence FJM Pieters, Faculty of Biology, University of

Amsterdam & Dr. Kay Etheridge, Professor of Biology, Gettysburg College

10:45 am: Catesby's World

England: Dr. Janet Browne, Chair, Aramont Professor of the History of

Science, Harvard University

Virginia: Dr. Sarah Meacham, Associate Professor of History, Virginia

Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA

Carolina: Dr. Suzanne Linder Hurley, Independent Research Historian

and Author, Davidson, NC

Bahamas: Dr. Robert Robertson, Curator of Malacology, Philadelphia

Academy of Natural Sciences

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm: Lunch at the Commonwealth Club



2:30 pm: Tour of Kent-Valentine House which has a large collection of  

Catesby etchings.



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