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X-WR-CALNAME:Rehoboth Beach Museum Presents: Henlopen Hotel Memories of the
  1960s
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LOCATION:511 Rehoboth Avenue\nRehoboth Beach Delaware 19971
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SUMMARY:Rehoboth Beach Museum Presents: Henlopen Hotel Memories of the 1960
 s
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DESCRIPTION:The Rehoboth Beach Historical Society presents \"The Henlopen H
 otel: A\nSpecial Time\, A Special Place.\" This program is a visual presen
 tation\nof stories and images that showcase the memories of John Witmer.\n
 Witmer was employed as a \"house boy\" in the 1960s at the hotel and\ncomb
 ines his experiences with research he has done at the Rehoboth\nBeach Muse
 um.\n\nWitmer also has written a remembrance of his days at the hotel\,\ni
 ncluding memories of Sammy Ferro's orchestra\, and the auctions at\nStuart
 -Kingston. Here is an excerpt from his document:\n\n\"The Henlopen Hotel w
 as at the epicenter of an evening ritual with\ncocktails\, dining and danc
 ing to the  music of Sammy Ferro's\norchestra. The Hotel was bookended by
  Jay Stein's Stuart Kingston\nGallery next foor on the boardwalk\, showing
  oriental rugs\, Chinese\nporcelains\, and other collectables. Hotel guest
 s roamed freely\nback-and-forth between lively banter of Stuary Kingston's
  auctioneers\,\nincluding Frank Kennedy and Irving Pine\, and in the Henlo
 pen's Pine\nRoom for drinks and dancing.\"\n\nJoin us as we step back in t
 ime to an era when a vacation stay at the\nHenlopen Hotel was a bit more f
 ormal and Sammy Ferro's music was part\nof the fun. Guests will be treated
  to a musical surprise.\n\nTo register for the program\, click here\n[http
 s://www.rehobothbeachmuseum.org/index.php/calendar/110-henlopen-hotel-a-sp
 ecial-time-a-special-place/2022-04-08-16-00].  \n\n \n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Rehoboth Beach Historical Society prese
 nts &quot\;The Henlopen Hotel: A Special Time\, A Special Place.&quot\; Th
 is program is a visual presentation of stories and images that showcase th
 e memories of John Witmer. Witmer was employed as a &quot\;house boy&quot\
 ; in the 1960s at the hotel and combines his experiences with research he 
 has done at the Rehoboth Beach Museum.</p>\n\n<p>Witmer also has written a
  remembrance of his days at the hotel\, including memories of Sammy Ferro&
 #39\;s orchestra\, and the auctions at Stuart-Kingston. Here is an excerpt
  from his document:</p>\n\n<p>&quot\;The Henlopen Hotel was at the epicent
 er of an evening ritual with cocktails\, dining and dancing to the&nbsp\; 
 music of Sammy Ferro&#39\;s orchestra. The Hotel was bookended by Jay Stei
 n&#39\;s Stuart Kingston Gallery next foor on the boardwalk\, showing orie
 ntal rugs\, Chinese porcelains\, and other collectables. Hotel guests roam
 ed freely back-and-forth between lively banter of Stuary Kingston&#39\;s a
 uctioneers\, including Frank Kennedy and Irving Pine\, and in the Henlopen
 &#39\;s Pine Room for drinks and dancing.&quot\;</p>\n\n<p>Join us as we s
 tep back in time to an era when a vacation stay at the Henlopen Hotel was 
 a bit more formal and Sammy Ferro&#39\;s music was part of the fun. Guests
  will be treated to a musical surprise.</p>\n\n<p>To register for the prog
 ram\, click <a href=\"https://www.rehobothbeachmuseum.org/index.php/calend
 ar/110-henlopen-hotel-a-special-time-a-special-place/2022-04-08-16-00\">he
 re</a>.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>
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