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Beston Society to produce documentary


From left: Beston biographer Daniel Payne, director Christopher Seufert of Mooncusser Films, Don Wilding of the Henry Beston Society.

The Henry Beston Society has agreed to work with Chatham's Christopher Seufert and his company, Mooncusser Films, on a documentary film about the legacy of Henry Beston and his classic nature book, The Outermost House, and how the World War I ambulance driver turned naturalist’s book became a motivating force behind the creation of one of the crown jewels of New England National Parks – the Cape Cod National Seashore.

 

The generous support of our friends and members is bringing us closer to our goal of producing this film.  Please consider an online donation to the Beston Society's documentary film project by clicking the "Donate" button below.

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Thank you from all of us at the Henry Beston Society!

 

 

 

P.O. Box 1343, South Dennis, MA 02660. Phone: (508) 246-7242.
E-mail:
henrybestonsociety@yahoo.com

 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Nita Wilding, Don Wilding,
Jon March, Kerrie March, Robby McQueeney, Bob Seay, Marc McHugh.

 

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"A Cape Cod Icon Returns"

 

 

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Beston Society co-founder Don Wilding tells the story of how the author of The Outermost House became the spiritual father of the Cape Cod National Seashore.

 

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