UNEXPECTED NEW YORK by Chester Burger At Lockwood Mathews Museum

YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE MUSEUM’S 2009 INAUGURAL LECTURE�ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15 AT 11:00 AM

Chester Burger,�Pioneer TV reporter, America’s First Communications Management�Consultant, Photographer, and Author of �UNEXPECTED NEW YORK: Eighty-seven Discoveries in Familiar Places.�Mr. Burger will present a slide talk about some of his surprising discoveries in the city �the hidden meanings of man-hole covers, beautiful Beaux-Arts and Art Deco interiors, the�original Daniel Chester French sculpture of Abraham Lincoln, President Chester A. Arthur’s�home, the high school boy in Brooklyn who discovered America’s oldest railroad, – are only�a few of the variety of historical tidbits he has researched, photographed and described.

New York has never seemed so dazzling and intriguing! His city is a great, colorful,�historic treasure to be shared and enjoyed by all.

The book will be available for purchase and the author will sign each copy, a must for�anyone who visits and enjoys New York City’s myriad attractions and hidden histories.

Following the lecture, a light lunch will be served and a guided tour�of the Mansion’s spectacular first floor interiors will be provided

ADMISSION: NON-MEMBERS $25.00 � MEMBERS $20.00

LIGHT LUNCH AND TOUR INCLUDED

For Reservations 203-938-9799 or bfischer@lockwoodmathewsmansion.com

For additional information www.lockwoodmathewsmansion.com