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Michael Tougias
PO Box 72
Norfolk, MA 02056

Narrated Slide Presentation
(other than Survival Lessons)

"A Storm Too Soon: A True Story of Disaster, Survival and an Incredible Rescue (this dramatic narrated slide presentation includes images of the actual storm and rescue. See a life raft in an 80 foot wave!)

"Overboard: A True Bluewater Odyssey of Disaster and Survival"

The Finest Hours: The Coast Guard’s Most Daring Sea Rescue
(The 1952 Rescues off Cape Cod of the tankers Pendleton and Fort Mercer)

Fatal Forecast: An Incredible True Story of Disaster and Survival at Sea
(One of the most remarkable and dramatic survival stories ever recorded)

Ten Hours Until Dawn: The True Story of Heroism and Tragedy Aboard the Can Do
(Learn the incredible story of this rescue & tragedy off the Massachusetts Coast during the Blizzard of 1978.)

Quabbin Reservoir: A History and Explorers Guide
History of lost towns, construction of reservoir, wildlife and more

New England Wild Places and Forgotten History

400 Miles Down the Connecticut River
Tougias takes you on a journey from the source to the sea, with many surprises.

King Philip’s Indian War
Using slides and maps, Tougias takes the viewer on a historic journey of this war between the Colonists and Native Americans.

Indian Wars of New England (Covers all the Wars of Colonial New England)

There’s A Porcupine In My Outhouse!
(Misadventures of a Mountain Man Wannabe) Based on the award-winning book by the same title, this presentation combines outdoor humor with learning about nature and wildlife (the hard way!)

The Blizzard of ‘78
Relive the “Storm of Century” through incredible slides and riveting narration.

Quiet Places of Massachusetts
From Cape Cod to the Berkshires explore lesser known natural and historic places.

Also Available:

A Taunton River Journey

The Hidden Charles (A Charles River Chronicle)

"A top-notch presentation--one of our best"--Sturbridge Library
"I'm writing to tell you how pleased members were with your talk"--Harvard Garden Club
"We have him back year after year”—Ashland Historical Society