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Do you love to take photos of your neighborhood and Library? We want to see them!
In conjunction with the County initiative Tell Arlington's Story, we are holding a photo contest seeking new or historical photographs of all eight Arlington Public Library sites, and their neighborhoods.
Show us the architecture, flavor and qualities of the places that make your neighborhood and Library special.
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All Ages Photo Contest: My Neighborhood, My Library
Do you love to take photos of your neighborhood and Library? We want to see them!
In conjunction with the County initiative Tell Arlington's Story, we are holding a photo contest seeking new or historical photographs of all eight Arlington Public Library sites, and their neighborhoods.
Show us the architecture, flavor and qualities of the places that make your neighborhood and Library special.Contest Guidelines:
- Format: Digital images - jpg 300dpi or larger - saved on a CD or thumb drive
- Entry Form: Complete the second page of the "My Neighborhood, My Library" entry form (pdf)
- Limit: 15 images per person
- Deadline: July 31, 2011
- Entries can be dropped off at any Arlington Public Library location
- Winners will be notified by August 31, 2011
- Winning entries will be exhibited at the Arlington County Libraries
- Winners must be able to hand deliver their framed photos to the Library
- Framed photos will be returned to the artist after the exhibit
- Lisnews Librarian Essay Contest
LISNews Librarian Essay Contest The first ever LISNews Librarian Essay Contest invites librarians to write an original essay about issues that impact librarianship. The contest will run for the entire month of February, 2010, with the fabulous prizes...
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Janet WamsleyThe winning photos from our Tell Arlington's Story: My Neighborhood, My Library photo contest will be on display from January 1-31 at the Shirlington Branch Library.Tell Arlington's Story is Arlington County's...
- Tell Arlington's Story Photo Contest Winners
Janet WamsleyThe winning photos from our Tell Arlington's Story: My Neighborhood, My Library photo contest are on display from October 1-31, on the 2nd floor of the Central Library. Tell Arlington's Story is Arlington County's initiative to...
- Our Local History Collection Is Now On Flickr!
Lee Highway, 1895 - from the Places set Reading about local history is cool, but seeing it is even cooler - and now you can view hundreds of images of Arlington history online, thanks to the Virginia Room's Local History project. The Local History...
- Cpdp On Kojo In Your Community Tuesday
We just received word that the Columbia Pike Documentary Project photographers have been invited to attend Kojo Nnamdi's 'Kojo In Your Community' Arlington show, on Tuesday evening. Paula Endo of CPDP writes: I told [the producer] about Teen...