Three Frenchmen & a Goat: the Demoulin Bros. Story
A Road Scholar Program by John Goldsmith
When
May 21, 2023
2:00pm–3:00pm
Cost
Free
Open to the public
John Goldsmith presents the story of three enterprising young men who founded a fraternal supply company in 1892 that today is one of the biggest manufacturers of marching band uniforms. It’s an entertaining tale of trick chairs, strength testers, graduation caps and gowns, and band uniforms.
This event is Free and Open to the public. For more information, please contact Judith Holesinger at theholesingers@mchsi.com.
FRIENDS OF THE FULTON WINDMILL – VOLUNTEER MILLERS COVID-19 POLICY
Masking and social distancing is recommended. Masking notice is posted on entry door Local covid precautions that might be applicable at time of presentation will be followed Room is well ventilated and large in relation to anticipated audience size
Learn more about John Goldsmith, this program, and how to book it.
The DeMoulin Brothers L-R: Erastus, U.S., and Ed
Sponsors
Friends of the Fulton Windmill – Volunteer Millers
Contact
Suite 650, 125 South Clark St.
Chicago, IL 60603
312.422.5580 312.374.6787
600 Troy Road
N4, Room 207
Edwardsville, IL 62025
618.468.5580
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