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About the Talk:Of all the many places Robert Louis Stevenson lived in his 44 years, Saranac Lake was the first to preserve a museum dedicated to the author in 1915.
Learn why the life and work of a sickly and adventurous Scottish writer, best known today for Treasure Island and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, meant so much to this community.
About the Speaker:
Trenton B. Olsen is a professor of English literature at BYU-Idaho, editor of The Complete Personal Essays of Robert Louis Stevenson, and the new president of the Stevenson Society of America.
Books will be available for purchase, and Professor Olsen will be available to sign them after the presentation.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Historic Saranac Lake, 89 Church St, Ste 2,Saranac Lake,NY,United States
