PROJECT LAB / STORYTELLING

A small exhibition of local history

Turn one documented story into five inviting stations.

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Who it is for

Local-history enthusiasts, artists, and library groups.

What you will practice

Translate source material into an understandable visual narrative.

What to bring

Public archive material, paper or design software, and a permitted display space.

An optional AI contribution

Propose an arrangement using only the sources you supply.

Your seven-day plan

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Day 1Choose one documented local event and define the audience.Day 2Find and record the sources for five key moments.Day 3Write a brief, source-linked caption for each moment.Day 4Create a visual layout with images you may use and useful descriptions.Day 5Build the five stations or digital pages.Day 6Invite a reader to walk through the narrative and ask what became clearer.Day 7Revise, display with permission, and include a next question and contributor credits.

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THE NEXT TURN

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