Come and meet Author and US Marine Craig Grossi and his devoted dog Fred

at the Greater Middletown Military Museum! (200 Walnut Grove Road, Middletown)

Hear about their experiences, life transitions and the power of “stubborn positivity.”

For all ages. Families welcome!

Registration is encouraged.

Funding for this program was supplied by Connecticut Humanities!

To find out more about the work that CTH does inspiring storytelling,

lifelong learning, informed public dialogue and civic engagement in ways that

strengthen communities and enhance quality of life for all Connecticut's residents 

check out their website: https://cthumanities.org/

Directions: Here is a link to the location of the City Park in google maps: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Greater+Middletown+Military+Museum/@ 41.5598712,-72.6709101,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0xc3ae8093ab2776fe!8m2!3d41.5598912!4d-72.6708212

Veteran’s Memorial Park can be accessed several ways. From Newfield Street (Route 3)

take Fisher Road; from Washington Street (Route 66) take Old Mill Road north;

or from Westfield Street go south on Old Mill Road.

Palmer Field is accessible from Washington Street via Bernie O’Rourke Drive.

The Greater Middletown Military Museum (est 2019) is a tribute to all

American veterans and specifically devoted to preserving the rich military

history of greater Middletown’s veterans who served in the defense of America

from colonial times to the present. https://gmvmm.com/

Questions? Christy Billings cbillings@russelllibrary.org