Art therapy exhibit at Frederick Cultural Arts Center
Standing from left to right are Mary Brown great-grandmother Crystal Winpigter mother Debra Winpigter grandmother seated center Kathleen HFord great-great-grandmother holding Kayla Laforce great-great-granddaughter all of Frederick Bill Peyton participant at Daybreak Adult Day Services poses with Julie Wood Merchant at Daybreaks Art Exhibit at the Cultural Arts Center 15 W Patrick St Frederick Art therapy is a key part of Daybreaks activities and Ms Wood Merchant art therapist visits weekly to foster creativity and share life lessons through art
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Mary Brown
Crystal Winpigter
Debra Winpigter
Kathleen H. Ford
Kayla Laforce
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Bill Peyton
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Julie Wood Merchant
Cultural Arts Center
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Wood Merchant
Fragile Star Spangled Banner Flag Prompts Review
Smithsonian report finds the 188 year old Star Spangled Banner flag is more fragile than believed due to areas of composite repairs and distortions from past conservation. A public display on Flag Day will show fragments and explain ongoing preservation work funded by a 13 million endowment. The project tracks the flag’s true condition after removal of backing and stitching, with future conservation and education efforts outlined.
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