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Name: Exhibit -- "Picturing History: Gardens and Landscapes of Washington" Photography Contest Winner Exhibition

Date: June 30, 2025 - July 13, 2025

Website: https://sites.google.com/view/washingtonbicentennial/photo-contest

Event Description:

Exhibit of the winners of the Bicentennial photography contest organized by the Town & Country Gardeners of Washington titled "Picturing History: Gardens and Landscapes of Washington". Categories include: - Backyard Gardens - Rural Washington - Parks & Cityscapes - Art in the Garden - Living Creatures.

Every attendee can vote for the People’s Choice Award to be given in each of the 5 categories.

On display June 30th-July 13th, 2025.

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Location:

Exhibit displayed on the Community Gallery Wall at Five Points Washington

Date/Time Information:

When Five Points Washington is open.

Contact Information:

Cindy Byrd, President Town & Country Gardeners 309-657-7528

Fees/Admission:

Free

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Bicentennial and historical images will be exhibited by the Washington Historical Society on the Community Gallery Wall at Five Points Washington. The carefully curated photographs selected for this exhibit give a unique insight into events, people, and places from Washington’s past. The selected photographs span the last 150 years of Washington’s history and feature community events and everyday life in Washington.

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