Malverne Historical Society goes Victorian for tea time

Posted Wednesday, April 21, 2010 3:19 pm

Katie Callaghan poured tea for, from left, Marcin and John and Kiewicz, and Mary Lou Magilligan.

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Mayor Patricia McDonald, left, and her mother, Sheila Norris, came out for the event.

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Victorian tea time at the Malverne Historical Society house

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Ed Hassel pours a cup of tea.

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The Malverne Historical and Preservation Society held a Victorian Tea on Sunday, April 18.

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