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The [[banquet]] was recorded and [[Bill Desmond]] produced a pair of vinyl records from the recordings.  The contents have been digitized and are available:
 
The [[banquet]] was recorded and [[Bill Desmond]] produced a pair of vinyl records from the recordings.  The contents have been digitized and are available:
  
* {{link | website=http://www.mcfi.org/noreascon1/N1HugoBanquetside1.mp3|text=part 1}}.   
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* {{link | website=http://www.mcfi.org/noreascon1/N1HugoBanquetside1.mp3|text=Part 1}}.   
 
** Initial Introduction by [[Tony Lewis]]
 
** Initial Introduction by [[Tony Lewis]]
 
** Remarks by [[Toastmaster]] [[Robert Silverberg]]
 
** Remarks by [[Toastmaster]] [[Robert Silverberg]]
 
** [[First Fandom Hall of Fame Award]] presented by [[Lester del Rey]] to [[John W. Campbell]], accepted by his daughter Philinda Campbell Hammond
 
** [[First Fandom Hall of Fame Award]] presented by [[Lester del Rey]] to [[John W. Campbell]], accepted by his daughter Philinda Campbell Hammond
* {{link | website=http://www.mcfi.org/noreascon1/N1HugoBanquetside2.mp3|text=part 2}}
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* {{link | website=http://www.mcfi.org/noreascon1/N1HugoBanquetside2.mp3|text=Part 2}}
 
** [[TAFF]] Delegate [[Mario Bosnyak]]
 
** [[TAFF]] Delegate [[Mario Bosnyak]]
 
** [[BoSh Fund]] Delegate [[Bob Shaw]]
 
** [[BoSh Fund]] Delegate [[Bob Shaw]]
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** [[Big Heart Award]] presented by [[Forrest J Ackerman]]  to [[C. L. Barrett]], accepted by [[Lou Tabakow]]
 
** [[Big Heart Award]] presented by [[Forrest J Ackerman]]  to [[C. L. Barrett]], accepted by [[Lou Tabakow]]
 
** Remarks by [[Robert Silverberg]]
 
** Remarks by [[Robert Silverberg]]
* {{link | website=http://www.mcfi.org/noreascon1/N1HugoBanquetside3.mp3|text=part 3}}
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* {{link | website=http://www.mcfi.org/noreascon1/N1HugoBanquetside3.mp3|text=Part 3}}
 
** [[Fan GoH]] [[Harry Warner, Jr.]]
 
** [[Fan GoH]] [[Harry Warner, Jr.]]
 
** [[Pro GoH]] [[Clifford D. Simak]]
 
** [[Pro GoH]] [[Clifford D. Simak]]
* {{link | website=http://www.mcfi.org/noreascon1/N1HugoBanquetside4.mp3|text=part 4}}
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* {{link | website=http://www.mcfi.org/noreascon1/N1HugoBanquetside4.mp3|text=Part 4}}
 
** [[1971 Hugos|1971 Hugo Awards]], presented by [[Isaac Asimov]]
 
** [[1971 Hugos|1971 Hugo Awards]], presented by [[Isaac Asimov]]
  
{{convention | series=Worldcon | year=1971 | before=Heicon '70 | after=L.A.con I }}
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{{convention | series1=Worldcon | year=1971 | before1=Heicon '70 | after1=L.A.con I|series2=Boston Worldcons|before2=first|after2=Noreascon Two}}
 
[[Category:US]]
 
[[Category:US]]
 
[[Category:worldcon]]
 
[[Category:worldcon]]

Revision as of 14:32, 28 August 2021

The 1971 Worldcon, and first in Boston, Noreascon was held September 2-6 at the Sheraton-Boston Hotel in Boston, MA. GoH: Clifford D. Simak, FGoH: Harry Warner, Jr. Robert Silverberg was Toastmaster and it was chaired by Tony Lewis.

As a gesture of friendship to Canadian fans, Noreascon translated the Hugo ballot into French and sent that to all Canadians. There was also a Russian version of the ballot.

Bidders: Boston in 71. See 1971 Worldcon Site Selection (note that this was the first Worldcon chosen with a 2-year lead time.)

The banquet was recorded and Bill Desmond produced a pair of vinyl records from the recordings. The contents have been digitized and are available:


Convention
Heicon '70 Worldcon - Bidding - Hugos L.A.con I
first Boston Worldcons Noreascon Two
1971
This is a convention page. Please extend it by adding information about the convention, including dates, GoHs, convention chairman, locale, sponsoring organization, external links to convention pages, awards given, the program, notable events, anecdotes, pictures, scans of publications, pictures of T-shirts, con reports, etc.