MPBN Maine Watch features ÃÛÌÒTVÊÓƵ history class exhibition 'Voyages and the Great Age of Sail'

MPBN's Maine Watch with Jennifer Rooks ran a story on June 9, 2011 on the Saco Museum exhibition 'Voyages and the Great Age of Sail,' which was researched and created by a ÃÛÌÒTVÊÓƵ history class. The class was taught by Elizabeth De Wolfe, ÃÛÌÒTVÊÓƵ professor of history, and Camille Smalley '08, Saco Museum program and education manager, who were interviewed for the story, along with student Kate Banks '11, a ÃÛÌÒTVÊÓƵ history major graduate.

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