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The G.L. Wooding Collection
Exhibit Opening and Reception
Monday, May 21st 2007
7:00 PM Town Hall - 2nd Floor
40 Peck Road
“Faces Of Bethany,” an
exhibition of 107 year-old photos restored from glass plate
negatives opens with a reception at Bethany Town Hall on
Monday, May 21, at 7 PM. Photographed by early Bethany
resident George L. Wooding, this work dates from the turn of
the Nineteenth Century. It’s a preview of Bethany’s 175th
anniversary celebration slated for Memorial Day Weekend.
We are proud to offer prints of 14
photographs from the Bethany Historical Society's G.L.
Wooding Collection. Each print is 11 x 14", and is suitable
for framing. Prints will sell for $15.00 each. For ordering information, please contact: Dave Forman, Co-Chairman , 203-393-2100 x110
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There was a good turnout for the
photo exhibit, which coincided with a Town Meeting held downstairs in the
auditorium. The event was set up by Bill Guth and Ann Klatskin, who
replaced the existing photographs in the upstairs hallway of the Town Hall with
the exhibition photos, and set out a spread of wine, cheese and crackers for
visitors. Carol Cangiano joined the duo to help with the finishing touches and
greeting visitors, while Carol Goldberg, June Riley and Nancy McCarthy
sold souvenirs downstairs.
Please click on thumbnails to see
full sized images
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June Riley &
Carol Goldberg selling souvenirs |

Wine & Cheese |
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Visitors enjoy the exhibit |
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Please click on thumbnails to see
full sized images

#1: Hattie Hoadley |

#2: Schoolhouse |

#3: Charcoal Burners |

#4: Croquet |

#5: Farm Implements |

#6: Dressed Up |

#7: Norman & Bull |

#8: Edmund Peck |

#9: Mowing |

#10: Downs Cart |

#11: Shaving |

#12: Sawmill |

#13: Bethany Hotel |

#14: Oxen |
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June & Arnold Riley recreate "Sunday in the
Country"
Note from the Webmaster: Due
to camera problems, some of the photos are poor quality. If you would like
to contribute some photos, or would like to provide photo annotations,
please contact Ann Klatskin, Webmaster 
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