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| − | A convention run by [[ESFA]] each March from 1946 to 1971 which the club insisted was merely an open meeting of the [[club]] with a program, but with no business conducted. | + | A convention run by [[ESFA]] each March from 1946 to 1971 which the club insisted was merely an open meeting of the [[club]] with a program, but with no business conducted. For many years it was held at the Newark YMCA. The Open ESFA remained a one-day affair long after most other [[regionals]] went to two or three days. The convention usually had a main speaker or special honoree, but not always a [[GoH]] as such. |
<tab head=top> | <tab head=top> | ||
| − | Convention || Dates || [[GoH]] | + | Convention || Dates || [[GoH]] || Notes |
| − | [[FPWESFC]] ||March 3, 1946 ||[[L. Sprague de Camp]] | + | [[FPWESFC]] || March 3, 1946 || [[L. Sprague de Camp]] |
| − | [[1948 Open ESFA]] ||March 7, 1948 || | + | [[1948 Open ESFA]] || March 7, 1948 || || |
| − | [[1949 Open ESFA]] ||March 6, 1949 || | + | [[1949 Open ESFA]] || March 6, 1949 || || |
| − | [[ | + | [[Hydracon]] || July 1-3, 1950 || (none) || Hydracon was jointly sponsored by ESFA, and appears to have replaced the Open ESFA for 1950 |
| − | [[1951 Open ESFA]] ||1951 || | + | [[1951 Open ESFA]] || 1951 || || |
| − | [[1952 Open ESFA]] ||1952 || | + | [[1952 Open ESFA]] || 1952 || || |
| − | [[1953 Open ESFA]] ||1953 || | + | [[1953 Open ESFA]] || 1953 || || |
| − | [[1954 Open ESFA]] ||1954 || | + | [[1954 Open ESFA]] || 1954 || || |
| − | [[1955 Open ESFA]] ||1955 || | + | [[1955 Open ESFA]] || 1955 || || |
| − | [[1956 Open ESFA]] ||1956 || | + | [[1956 Open ESFA]] || 1956 || || |
| − | [[1957 Open ESFA]] ||March 3, 1957 || | + | [[1957 Open ESFA]] || March 3, 1957 || || |
| − | [[1958 Open ESFA]] ||March 2, 1958 ||[[Robert A. Heinlein]] | + | [[1958 Open ESFA]] || March 2, 1958 || [[Robert A. Heinlein]] || |
| − | [[1959 Eastern Science Fiction Conference]] ||1959 || | + | [[1959 Eastern Science Fiction Conference]] || 1959 || || |
| − | [[1961 Open ESFA]] ||1961 ||''[[Amazing Stories]]'' | + | [[1961 Open ESFA]] || 1961 || ''[[Amazing Stories]]'' || |
| − | [[1962 Open ESFA]] ||1962 || | + | [[1962 Open ESFA]] || 1962 || || |
| − | [[1963 Open ESFA]] ||March 3, 1963 ||[[John W. Campbell]] | + | [[1963 Open ESFA]] || March 3, 1963 || [[John W. Campbell]] || |
| − | [[1964 Open ESFA]] ||March 1, 1964 ||[[Virgil Finlay]] | + | [[1964 Open ESFA]] || March 1, 1964 || [[Virgil Finlay]] || |
| − | [[1965 Open ESFA]] ||March 7, 1965 ||''[[Galaxy]]'' | + | [[1965 Open ESFA]] || March 7, 1965 || ''[[Galaxy]]'' || |
| − | [[1966 Open ESFA]] ||March 6, 1966 ||[[Willy Ley]] | + | [[1966 Open ESFA]] || March 6, 1966 || [[Willy Ley]] || |
| − | [[1967 Open ESFA]] ||March 5, 1967 ||[[Robert Lowndes]] | + | [[1967 Open ESFA]] || March 5, 1967 || [[Robert Lowndes]] || |
| − | [[1968 Open ESFA]] ||March 3, 1968 ||[[Murray Leinster]] | + | [[1968 Open ESFA]] || March 3, 1968 || [[Murray Leinster]] || |
| − | [[1969 Open ESFA]] ||March 2, 1969 ||[[L. Sprague de Camp]] | + | [[1969 Open ESFA]] || March 2, 1969 || [[L. Sprague de Camp]] || |
| − | [[1970 Open ESFA]] ||October 3-4, 1970 ||[[Hans Stefan Santesson]] | + | [[1970 Open ESFA]] || October 3-4, 1970 || [[Hans Stefan Santesson]] || |
| − | [[1981 Open ESFA]] ||March 1, 1981 || | + | [[1971 Open ESFA]] || October 9-10, 1971 || || |
| + | [[1972 Open ESFA]] || Spring 1972 || [[Robert Silverberg]] || | ||
| + | [[1981 Open ESFA]] || March 1, 1981 || || | ||
</tab> | </tab> | ||
{{convention | start=1946 | end=1971}} | {{convention | start=1946 | end=1971}} | ||
[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:56, 12 November 2023
A convention run by ESFA each March from 1946 to 1971 which the club insisted was merely an open meeting of the club with a program, but with no business conducted. For many years it was held at the Newark YMCA. The Open ESFA remained a one-day affair long after most other regionals went to two or three days. The convention usually had a main speaker or special honoree, but not always a GoH as such.
| Convention | |
| 1946—1971 |
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