05/22/2026
Step back in time with the Waterborough Historical Society for an unforgettable evening exploring the fascinating world of medicine and midwifery in Colonial New England!
Join Patricia Violette-Adams, Executive Director of the Sanford-Springvale Historical Society, as she brings 18th-century history to life through stories, research, and hands-on demonstrations.
Discover how rural midwives served as healers, pharmacists, counselors, and trusted community leaders long before modern hospitals and medical schools existed.
Learn about the remarkable lives of historical figures Martha Ballard and Nicholas Culpepper while exploring early healthcare practices that shaped everyday life in New England.
📅 Thursday, June 4, 2026 at 7pm
📍 Grange Hall, 31 West Road, Waterboro, Maine
This unique program is perfect for history lovers, genealogy enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the realities of early American life.
Bring a friend and enjoy an evening filled with history, storytelling, and hands-on learning!
We hope to see you there!