Robert M. Poole
Monday, November 22, 2004
Robert M. Poole discusses his new book, Explorers House: National Geographic and the World It Made.
ยป Read an excerpt of Explorers House in the Reading Room.
Events: Robert M. Poole will be reading and signing books
Monday, November 22nd at 6:30pm
The Explorers Club
46 East 70th Street
No advanced reservations. Tickets are sold at the door on a first come, first served basis, beginning at 6pm.
Member Ticket Price: Free/student members free
Guest Ticket Price: $15; Reciprocal Club members $10
Student Ticket Price: $5 with i.d.
Music: Soundtrack to Wings of Courage, music by Gabriel Yared: "Ant Theme" / "Towards Life"
ยป Read an excerpt of Explorers House in the Reading Room.
Events: Robert M. Poole will be reading and signing books
Monday, November 22nd at 6:30pm
The Explorers Club
46 East 70th Street
No advanced reservations. Tickets are sold at the door on a first come, first served basis, beginning at 6pm.
Member Ticket Price: Free/student members free
Guest Ticket Price: $15; Reciprocal Club members $10
Student Ticket Price: $5 with i.d.
Music: Soundtrack to Wings of Courage, music by Gabriel Yared: "Ant Theme" / "Towards Life"
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Comments [1]
I am wanting to contact Robert M. Poole regarding his article in The Smithsonian about the MIA pilot Bat Masterson in Laos in 1968.
I was there in 1968 and was a mechanic on the airplane he went down in.
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