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Frank Siteman reception Thursday

April 16, 2024 . 12:04 PM

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Mahoney’s Rocky Ledge drone photo by Frank Siteman

One of the most read features of Winchester News is retired photographer Frank Siteman’s “How well do you know Winchester?” photographs. Now residents can see many more of his pieces at the Griffin Museum’s WinCAM satellite gallery at 32 Swanton St.

“Above it All,” features Frank’s drone photos, featuring scenes in Winchester and beyond. A reception for Frank will be held on Thursday starting at 5:30. See this site for more information.

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