On Friday evenings in March, we provide a variety of programs that will educate your mind and warm your hearts. All programs begin at 7pm and are held in our Calf Barn.
Smallpox Vaccine at Parke Davis Pharmaceutical Farm in RochesterPresented by Don Callihan, Retiree
Smallpox was one of the deadliest diseases in history and yet its threat was eliminated from the face of the earth more than 50 years ago. Vaccines made its elimination possible as no effective treatment was ever identified. Parke-Davis – Rochester was one of numerous drug companies that manufactured an effective vaccine. This presentation will present a history of smallpox, its symptoms, early methods of immunization, the discovery of an effective vaccine, the vaccine manufacturing process, the history of smallpox as a biological warfare agent and the potential for a smallpox reemergence.
Don Callihan is a Parke-Davis retiree and was Director of Engineering at the Parke-Davis facility in Rochester, Michigan.
Cabin Fever Lecture Series: Friday, March 3, 2023
Woman Suffrage Leaders featuring the Gladys McKenney Doll Collection
Presented by Ginger Ketelsen and Michele Dunham, Local Retired Teachers & Museum Advocates
Friday, March 10, 2023
Archaeology at Van Hoosen Farm
Presented by Deborah Remer, Local Historian
Friday, March 17, 2023
The Social and Fraternal Organizations in Rochester
Presented by Maureen Thalmann, Local Historian
Friday, March 24, 2023
Smallpox Vaccine at Parke Davis Pharmaceutical Farm in Rochester
Presented by Don Callihan, retiree and was Director of Engineering at the Parke-Davis facility in Rochester, Michigan
Friday, March 31, 2023
One Room Schoolhouses of Rochester
Presented by Cathy Fitzpatrick, Program Coordinator at the Rochester Hills Museum
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