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<DIV align=center><B>The Cape Cod Museum of Natural
History<BR>Presents<BR><I>The Cornerstone Forum<BR>With Michael Farber and the
Lighthouse Charter School<BR></I>Saturday, December 13 2
pm<BR></B></DIV> <BR>
<DIV align=center><B>FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 14. 2008<BR>Contact: Julie
O’Neil 508-896-3867 or <A
href="mailto:adminsupprt@ccmnh.org">adminsupport@ccmnh.org</A><BR></B></DIV> <BR>
On Saturday, December 13 at 2 pm the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History in
Brewster will present The Cornerstone Forum with Michael Farber and the
Lighthouse Charter School. $3/M, $5/NM.<BR> By the 1630s, the
Pilgrim Elders knew that Cape Cod was their New Promised Land. Boxed in by
Massachusetts Bay Colony to the north and barren ground to the south and west,
they could only head eastward! They came to Bound Brook at Quivet Creek to
establish the Cape's first land survey.<BR> The Cornerstone Forum
will hold an open discussion to explain this ancient bound system. It will be
asserted that this system originated at the headwaters of Bound Brook--the
landing point for the first magnetic north line drawn in the New
World.<BR> Based on the theories of Morse Payne, Michael Farber and
students at Cape Cod Lighthouse Charter School will present their latest
fieldwork. Join in with your thoughts on how Cape Cod land divisions came
to be. <BR>
<DIV align=center><B><BR> </DIV>For further information, please contact the
Cape Cod Museum of Natural History,<BR>508-896-3867, Ext.
129<BR></B> <BR></DIV></BODY></HTML>