‘Faces of 250’
Moses Lake Museum & Art Center Curator Ann Schempp stands in front of photos of 250 Moses Lake residents from the 1950s-70s as part of the museum’s exhibit “Faces of 250: Our Community in Portraits and Words,” opening tonight.
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A few of the photos from the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center’s William R. Hilderbrand Collection on display as part of the museum’s exhibit “Faces of 250: Our Community in Portraits and Words.”
Quotes from Moses Lake’s history are posted on the walls of the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center, along with reproductions of local newspapers, as part of the museum’s “Faces of 250” exhibit.
Along with “Faces of 250,” the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center is hosting “Moments that Made Us,” an exhibit by the Washington State Historical Society that examines the Declaration of Independence, and how America has – or hasn’t – lived out the principles it espoused.
MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake hasn’t even racked up a century of history yet, but the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center has found a way to celebrate the two and a half centuries since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
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