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Children attending the History Camp sponsored by the Fairfield Museum and History Center roll wooden hoops on the grounds of the historic Ogden House, mimicking Colonial-era children's games. Photo: Mike Lauterborn -
Youngsters at the History Camp sponsored by the Fairfield Museum and History Center inspect lavender blossoms in the Ogden House garden. Pictured are Taylor Soyland, Brooks Barry, Madelin Frawley, Catherine Frawley and Francis Ohe, a first-year summer staffer. Photo: Mike Lauterborn -
Ogden House History Camp instructor Walt Matis in the garden at the historic Bronson Road property with Madelin Frawley, Catherine Frawley and Channing Malkin. Photo: Mike Lauterborn -
History Camp staffer Mimi Loughlin helps Vincent Ohe and John Kuhl with their watercolor paintings of Brown's Brook, bordering Ogden House. Photo: Mike Lauterborn -
An American toad is cradled for a moment in Caroline Dayton's hands at the Fairfield Museum and History Center's camp at Ogden House. Photo: Mike Lauterborn -
Caroline Dayton uses a feather pen to write a story about an English girl coming to America in Colonial times at the History Camp held at the Ogden House. Photo: Mike Lauterborn -
Fairfield History Camp attendee Elena Ohe creates a watercolor picture of a leaf she found on the Ogden House property. Photo: Mike Lauterborn
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