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Six Cameras II (APL)
with Lin Wright
IN PERSON at APL
An exploration of professional photography in Androscoggin County, 1850-1900.
You can also ZOOM this class. See separate listing.
Lin Wright is an experience genealogist and micro-historian. She is a genealogy and local history research volunteer at Androscoggin Historical Society.
Six Cameras II (ZOOM)
with Lin Wright
ZOOM
An exploration of professional photography in Androscoggin County, 1850-1900.
You can attend in person, same time, at Auburn Public Library without registering.
Lin Wright is an experience genealogist and micro-historian. She is a genealogy and local history research volunteer at Androscoggin Historical Society.
Will run
Art: Ever Present, Everlasting - Prehistoric Art (APL)
with Peggy Volock
IN PERSON at APL
Are you ready to venture back to 300,000BCE? This course introduces us to the earliest evidence of visual communication.
You can also ZOOM this class. See separate listing.
Peggy has a B.S. and a M.S. from the University of Maine and is a certified medical technologist, specializing in microbiology ASCP(SM). She has taught high school biology and chemistry for nine years and a variety of science subjects at Central Maine Community College for 11 years. She is a mostly self-taught watercolorist and has exhibited artwork at several galleries in Bangor and the Atrium at USMLAC.
Art: Ever Present, Everlasting - Prehistoric Art (ZOOM)
with Peggy Volock
ZOOM
Are you ready to venture back to 300,000BCE? This course introduces us to the earliest evidence of visual communication.
You can attend in person, same time, at Auburn Public Library without registering.
Peggy has a B.S. and a M.S. from the University of Maine and is a certified medical technologist, specializing in microbiology ASCP(SM). She has taught high school biology and chemistry for nine years and a variety of science subjects at Central Maine Community College for 11 years. She is a mostly self-taught watercolorist and has exhibited artwork at several galleries in Bangor and the Atrium at USMLAC.
Will run
Edward Curtis - Early photographer of Native Americans
with Alan Elze
IN-PERSON at SCHOONER ESTATE
Edward Curtis made it his mission to capture Native American customs and lifestyle in the early part of the 20th Century. Much of what we know from that time of these people is because of Curtis.
Alan has been part of Senior College since 2005 and has taught over 75 courses. There are still subjects that he is researching and planning to teach.
Will run