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Welcome back to our Adventures of Meelie newsletter! This month, we are talking about Meelie's musical talent!

Welcome back to our Adventures of Meelie newsletter! This month, we are talking about Meelie's collections!

A turnip jack-o'-lantern, 1943 -- National Museum of Ireland From ghosts and ghouls to tricks and treats, Victorian Halloween was a night to remember. Halloween, All Hallow Eve or All-Saints Eve was a celebration held in apprehension by property owners and admiration for optimistic lovers. Party games and tricks ran rampant through normally calm and collected Victorian towns.  Halloween was viewed in the Victorian era as a Pagan holiday that was not recognized by the church,

Bo and Michelle Yu with awards from the California State Senate and City of Huntington Beach for "Where Are You, Amelia?" If you attended the Ninety-Nines International Conference in Vermont, you may recall the moving opening performance that held the crowd spellbound - “Where Are You, Amelia?”.  This amazing original composition was written and performed by a father and daughter team, emotionally moved and inspired by the life of Amelia Earhart.  It was released to the world

Hello and welcome back to our quarterly newsletter! Read on for some exciting happenings at the Amelia Earhart Birthplace Museum in...