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A Small Town Celebration

Columbia, Illinois, Upon the Sesquicentennial

by Dave Norman

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About the Book
Commissioned by the Celebrate 2009 Committee, “A Small Town Celebration” is the culmination of a year-long photo journalism project in Columbia, Illinois. Photographer Dave Norman sought the heart and soul of Columbia, his home town, to record its hopes and values, fashions and architecture, and provide a thorough record of its appearance and layout during Columbia’s sesquicentennial—150th—anniversary. More information on the project is available at www.davenorman.net
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: History
  • Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
    # of Pages: 80
  • Publish Date: Jun 07, 2010
  • Keywords Dave Norman, Ace Hardware, Tammy Mitchell Hines, Old Distillery Center, Greg Crawford, Columbia, Illinois, History, Sesquicentennial, Construction
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About the Creator
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Dave Norman
Portland, Maine ~ Columbia, Illinois

Dave Norman is a writer and photojournalist who divides his time between Portland, Maine, and Columbia, Illinois. An authority on paintball, he is the author of “501 Paintball Tips, Tricks, and Tactics,” and has covered the sport in seven countries. His mainstream work involves photo-historic projects by commission, commercial photography, ad copy writing, and a mixture of humor, history, travel, and op-ed writing. “A Small Town Celebration” is his latest book of photography. Forthcoming works include “Following Josh,” the saga of two men rediscovering their friendship on the Trans Siberian Railroad, set amid the social and political history of the Far East; “White River Junctions,” the story of a small Vermont town built and destroyed by two successive transportation revolutions; and an as yet untitled essay collection. For Dave Norman’s latest work, visit www.davenorman.net

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