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Forevermore on Cedar Hill Cemetery, Port Jefferson, NY
a continuing project by George Moraitis
NOTE From
George: HELLO. MY NAME IS GEORGE
MORAITIS, HISTORIAN FOR THE ASSOCIATION OF CEDAR HILL
CEMETERY, PORT JEFFERSON, NEW YORK. I HAVE WORKED ON THE
WRITINGS OF “FOREVERMORE ON CEDAR HILL”, COLLECTIVELY,
CALLED “THE FOREVERMORE PROJECT” FOR MANY YEARS. THIS
PROJECT IS FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT ON RESEARCHING LOCAL
HISTORY. THIS PROJECTED STARTED IN 1990, A TIME OF
PRE-COMPUTER. ONCE, A COMPUTER WAS ADDED TO THE PROJECT
YEARS LATER, MOVING IT ALONG WENT VERY WELL.
TWO OF MY THREE FIELDS OF STUDY AT STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY WAS HISTORY AND HUMANITIES. FOR MY HISTORY INTERNSHIP, I, FOR TWO YEARS, WORKED FOR THE THREE VILLAGE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, CATALOGUING THE ‘CAPTAIN EDWARD R. RHODES MEMORIAL COLLECTION OF LOCAL HISTORY”. IT WAS A THIS PROJECT THAT HELPED ME FOR THE LOVE OF LOCAL HISTORY. THE HUMANITIES STUDIES HELPED ME TO ADD LOCAL PEOPLE INTO THE PROJECT IN THEIR OWN SOCIAL FABRIC.
THE TWO ‘SHOW-CASE’ INTERNSHIP PROJECTS I DID WERE FOR THE “BRIDGEPORT – PORT JEFFERSON STEAMBOAT COMPANY “AND “THE POULIANOS/POULOS FAMILY: FIRST GREEKS IN SETAUKET”. THEY WERE EXHIBITED, FOR SEVERAL WEEKS EACH, AT THE EMMA CLARK MEMORIAL LIBRARY IN SETAUKET AND WERE BOTH WELL RECEIVED. THE INTERNSHIP TAUGHT ME HOW TO PUT A LOCAL HISTORICAL PROJECT TOGETHER. AND YEARS LATER, THE “FOREVERMORE ON CEDAR HILL” PROJECT WAS CONCEIVED. I HOPE THAT YOU WILL ENJOY IT.
TWO OF MY THREE FIELDS OF STUDY AT STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY WAS HISTORY AND HUMANITIES. FOR MY HISTORY INTERNSHIP, I, FOR TWO YEARS, WORKED FOR THE THREE VILLAGE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, CATALOGUING THE ‘CAPTAIN EDWARD R. RHODES MEMORIAL COLLECTION OF LOCAL HISTORY”. IT WAS A THIS PROJECT THAT HELPED ME FOR THE LOVE OF LOCAL HISTORY. THE HUMANITIES STUDIES HELPED ME TO ADD LOCAL PEOPLE INTO THE PROJECT IN THEIR OWN SOCIAL FABRIC.
THE TWO ‘SHOW-CASE’ INTERNSHIP PROJECTS I DID WERE FOR THE “BRIDGEPORT – PORT JEFFERSON STEAMBOAT COMPANY “AND “THE POULIANOS/POULOS FAMILY: FIRST GREEKS IN SETAUKET”. THEY WERE EXHIBITED, FOR SEVERAL WEEKS EACH, AT THE EMMA CLARK MEMORIAL LIBRARY IN SETAUKET AND WERE BOTH WELL RECEIVED. THE INTERNSHIP TAUGHT ME HOW TO PUT A LOCAL HISTORICAL PROJECT TOGETHER. AND YEARS LATER, THE “FOREVERMORE ON CEDAR HILL” PROJECT WAS CONCEIVED. I HOPE THAT YOU WILL ENJOY IT.
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On Cedar Hill Cem, PJ, NY -
a walking guide Forevermore Suppliment 1 Suppliment 2 Forevermore Index to the supplement and text Forevermore On Cedar Hill - A Face Book Forevermore On Cedar Hill - A Face Book Project II Port Jeff's past forevermore on Cedar Hill Forevermore on Cedar Hill - The story Continues Forevermore on Cedar Hill and othe Local Cemeteries - Special Issue Forevermore on Cedar Hill - Newsprint Notes |