Carrie Brown
Carrie Brown holds a Ph.D. in American Literature and Folklore from the University of Virginia. Working for more than thirty years as freelance history curator, she has developed exhibitions for museums, visitors' centers, and historic sites on a wide range of topics, including industrial history, transportation, and the Civil War. As a curator and speaker, Carrie delights in finding and telling stories about the connections between big historic events and our everyday lives. As a book group facilitator, Carrie guides readers through stories told by others–whether in fiction or nonfiction–exploring how the depth and breadth of human experience can be communicated through the written word.
Contact
Carrie Brown
Enfield, NH 03748
csb@carrie-brown.com
Cell Phone: 603-359-3072
Available Program Formats: In person or online presentations. Virtual only December through March.
Carrie Brown's Programs
Book Group - Titles related to “Coming of Age in America”
Carrie facilitates discussions on books relating to the theme of “coming of age in America.” This includes classic literature. If you are interested in reading books on these topics, please contact Carrie directly to confirm interest and availability.
Contact
Carrie Brown
Enfield, NH 03748
csb@carrie-brown.com
Cell Phone: 603-359-3072
Available Program Formats: In person or online presentations. Virtual only December through March.
Book Groups offer an opportunity for participants to engage with diverse perspectives in the humanities through literature to build understanding, empathy, and to support a culture of reading in the Granite State. New Hampshire Humanities provides expert facilitators; host organizations must provide the books.
