Looking Back on 2025!
- Megan Searing Young
- Jan 15
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 16
January is not just a time to plan for the new year, it's also a time to take a moment to look back on the year that has passed. We put together a short slideshow of highlights from 2025 including Museum programs, visits from campers, and so much more. Less exciting are the hours spent writing newsletters or blog posts or corresponding with potential lecturers and scheduling volunteers, but know that all of that takes place behind the scenes as well! Thank you so much to all of our volunteers, visitors, and colleagues who make the Museum what it is!
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