On Thursday, May 10 at 7 p.m., Kemble Widmer will be speaking in the Carolyn Lynch Education Center at the Marblehead Museum, 170 Washington Street. Widmer, will speak about the relationship between Jeremiah Lee, Marblehead's wealthiest merchant, and Nathaniel Gould, Salem's most prominent cabinetmaker.
Widmer will examine Marblehead's influence on a young Nathaniel Gould, furniture that Jeremiah Lee purchased from Gould, and Gould's contribution to the building of Jeremiah Lee's mansion 250 years ago.
Kem Widmer is an independent early American furniture scholar with a specialization in North Shore furniture and was the curat
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