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SUMMARY:Street Stories with Phil STorey
DESCRIPTION:Join noted raconteur Phil Storey for this "fun filled" Phil Facts about Gloucester's deep literary past!\n\nPhil Storey is a local local historian\, noted raconteur\, and master storyteller. He developed this engaging literary walking tour during Gloucester's 400+ celebration and is excited to continue hosting it in partnership with the Gloucester Writers Center.\n\nGloucester has long been home to remarkable writers and literary voices. From early pioneers like Judith Sargent Murray and her groundbreaking feminist writings\, to Nobel Prize-winning poet T.S. Eliot\, who spent many summers of his boyhood in Gloucester\, the city's connection to literature runs deep. Gloucester's landscape\, harbor\, and sea life have inspired generations of writers and poets.\n\nThe tour also explores the rich poetic dialogue between Charles Olson and Vincent Ferrini in the twentieth century\, as well as the many visiting authors who came to Gloucester seeking inspiration. These include Rudyard Kipling\, author of Captains Courageous\; Henry Wadsworth Longfellow\, whose poem The Wreck of the Hesperus was inspired by the region\; and horror master H.P. Lovecraft\, whose The Shadow Over Innsmouth echoes the atmosphere of Cape Ann's fishing towns.\n\nJoin us for a funny\, entertaining\, and informative walk through Gloucester's literary past.\n\nMeet at 80 Main Street\n\nAll Literary Walk dates begin at 10:00 AM\n\n\n \n May 30\n \n \n June 13\n \n \n June 27\n \n \n July 11\n \n \n July 25\n \n \n Aug 8\n \n \n August 22\n \n \n September 5\n \n \n September 19 - Rails to Trails Event
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join noted raconteur Phil Storey for this "\;fun filled"\; Phil Facts about Gloucester'\;s deep literary past!
\n\nPhil Storey is a local local historian\, noted raconteur\, and master storyteller. He developed this engaging literary walking tour during Gloucester&rsquo\;s 400+ celebration and is excited to continue hosting it in partnership with the Gloucester Writers Center.
\n\nGloucester has long been home to remarkable writers and literary voices. From early pioneers like Judith Sargent Murray and her groundbreaking feminist writings\, to Nobel Prize-winning poet T.S. Eliot\, who spent many summers of his boyhood in Gloucester\, the city&rsquo\;s connection to literature runs deep. Gloucester&rsquo\;s landscape\, harbor\, and sea life have inspired generations of writers and poets.
\n\nThe tour also explores the rich poetic dialogue between Charles Olson and Vincent Ferrini in the twentieth century\, as well as the many visiting authors who came to Gloucester seeking inspiration. These include Rudyard Kipling\, author of Captains Courageous\; Henry Wadsworth Longfellow\, whose poem The Wreck of the Hesperus was inspired by the region\; and horror master H.P. Lovecraft\, whose The Shadow Over Innsmouth echoes the atmosphere of Cape Ann&rsquo\;s fishing towns.
\n\nJoin us for a funny\, entertaining\, and informative walk through Gloucester&rsquo\;s literary past.
\n\nMeet at 80 Main Street
\nAll Literary Walk dates begin at 10:00 AM
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May 30
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June 13
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June 27
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July 11
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July 25
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Aug 8
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August 22
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September 5
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September 19 - Rails to Trails Event
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URL:http://business.capeannchamber.com/events/details/street-stories-with-phil-storey-11-28-2026-47758
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