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i <br /> Frank Lord attended a two day workshop <br /> Report of the "Effective Volunteer Management" in October pre- <br /> Mashpee Historical sented by Cape Cod Volunteers. They stressed the <br /> Commission need to identify specific tasks that volunteers could <br /> perform and develop detailed job descriptions with <br /> training and monitoring specified. At the November <br /> To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the opening of the Cape Cod Volunteers Mashpee <br /> Citizens of Mashpee Opportunity Center at the Mashpee Public Library <br /> Ann Graham recruited four perspective volunteers <br /> The Mashpee Historical Commission maintains who expressed interest in helping with the scanning <br /> the Town Archives and is open Mondays and Thursdays of documents and pictures and entering them in the <br /> from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. from April through December. Mashpee Archives data base. Frank was also able to <br /> The mission of the Commission is to preserve and main- recruit an enthusiastic potential docent to conduct <br /> tain the history of the town of Mashpee and to identify, summer tours of the Mashpee One Room <br /> evaluate and protect its cultural heritage,historic records Schoolhouse. <br /> and properties. <br /> Frank Lord continues as Schoolmaster and <br /> In December 2011,with Community Preservation President of the Mashpee One Room Schoolhouse <br /> Committee(CPC)funding for structural renovations to Preservation Council conducting tours of the 1831 <br /> the Archives building,constructed in 1966 as the Town Schoolhouse describing its history, what a typical <br /> Library,BLW Engineering,Inc.of Littleton,MA with school day was like in the mid 1800's,the life stories <br /> extensive experience in archives renovations was of the children enrolled in 1901, and Mashpee's evo- <br /> selected and plans were developed for bidding in early lution from Plantation to District to Incorporated <br /> 2012. Three rounds of bidding did not generate bids Town. Through coordination with Quashnet School <br /> within budget. Modifications to plans and request for third grade teacher Susan Schreiner, seven Quashnet <br /> bids are now being reconsidered. School third grade classes toured the schoolhouse and <br /> the Indian Museum in late spring. The 2012 Annual <br /> In anticipation of interior renovations, the con- Schoolhouse Open House chaired by Brian Hyde <br /> tents of the Archives Building were moved into cli- immediately followed the Veteran's Memorial Day <br /> mate-controlled donated storage at Anchor Self Ceremonies. From June through October the <br /> Storage by two very professional,thoughtful person- Schoolhouse was open for individual and group tours <br /> nel of Department of Public Works during two weeks every Thursday from LOAM to 2PM and at other times <br /> in January after the Archives closed for the winter. At by appointment by emailing the Schoolmaster at <br /> that time the Town's historic Weights and Standards fjlord@msn.com. <br /> cabinet was relocated to the upper level of Town Hall, <br /> a reminder of the evolution of technology during the The detailed scale model of the Schoolhouse <br /> past 50 years. Temporary office space in the Lower made by Mr.O'Connor's grade six students in 2009 is <br /> Level Meeting Room of Town Hall has been made now on display in the high school library. Every year <br /> available to the Commission set up with basic office Mashpee High School students as part of their <br /> equipment and limited historical resources.Computer required Senior Project have made valuable contribu- <br /> email and phone keep the Commission connected to tions to the Schoolhouse. During 2012 Tyler <br /> the public. To respond to public questions, the Gaudreau designed two gardens for either side of the <br /> Archives collections have been accessed while in stor- entry path to the Schoolhouse. Earl Mills,Sr.,Chief <br /> age however public inquiries are considerably fewer Flying Eagle, selected garden plants that would have <br /> without the Open flag flying at the front door. been used by the Wampanoag and early settlers for <br /> Ann Graham,senior clerk,continues to scan his- <br /> eating,medicine,or providing decorations. <br /> torical photographs from the Archives collection, The permitting process was started in 2012 to <br /> building a digital library for future use and distribu- recreate the original woodshed on the back side of the <br /> tion.Scans of photographs have appeared in Cape Cod Schoolhouse. This will require the approval of the <br /> historical calendars, Cape Cod magazines and tourist Historic District Commission. <br /> guides. <br /> 112 <br />
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