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Quotes from the Visitor's Comment Book:

"Grateful these exhibits are put on and works of art maintained"
~ Joan

"Just simply elegant and breathtaking - I'm speechless"
~ Jane and Joe, Long Beach Island, NJ

"This was a great show!! Keep 'em coming!"
~ Peter

"Everything wonderfully done"
~ David and Denise, Ft. Pierce, FL.

"A great look back at history"
~ Nancy and Dick

Children's Pinhole Photography Class

November 10, 2007
10:00am-11:30am
Reservations Required

In conjunction with the fall photography exhibit the Museum will host a children's class in pinhole camera photography. Children will learn the basic principles of photography, take a guided tour of the Museum's photography exhibit, and then use their own pinhole cameras to take photos on the Museum lawn. All supplies will be provided.

Eloquent Vistas Gallery Talk

November 27, 2007
12:15pm
Free with Museum Admission

The Museum hosts a gallery talk for the fall exhibit with Dr. Anthony Bannon, Director of the George Eastman House. Visitors will tour the gallery with Dr. Bannon as he discusses the fall exhibit, the cultural impact of the exhibit's photographs, and the Gilded Age photographers who documented America's spectacular landscapes.