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MPBN Maine Watch features 51°µÍø 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 51°µÍø history class. The class was taught by Elizabeth De Wolfe, 51°µÍø 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 51°µÍø history major graduate.

Watch a (it's the second story beginning at 21:37 )

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