Ogunquit Memorial Library’s COVID-19 Archive
Title
Ogunquit Memorial Library’s COVID-19 Archive
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Description
The COVID-19 pandemic is an unprecedented time in our world and local community. The lives of individuals, businesses, and organizations are being turned upside down.
Ogunquit Memorial Library's COVID-19 Archive aims to give our community members a way to share their experiences of this period. How has your life been changed? Are you finding anything particularly difficult? What are some of the positive new aspects of your life during the lockdown? And do you find anything just plain odd?
This online archive is a way for Ogunquit to tell its pandemic story. Whether it is a written account of your experience or a photo of our town, the Ogunquit Memorial Library COVID-19 Archive will collect your submissions for future reflection and historical research.
Ogunquit Memorial Library's COVID-19 Archive aims to give our community members a way to share their experiences of this period. How has your life been changed? Are you finding anything particularly difficult? What are some of the positive new aspects of your life during the lockdown? And do you find anything just plain odd?
This online archive is a way for Ogunquit to tell its pandemic story. Whether it is a written account of your experience or a photo of our town, the Ogunquit Memorial Library COVID-19 Archive will collect your submissions for future reflection and historical research.
Creator
Ogunquit Memorial Library
Coverage
Ogunquit, Maine
Collection Items
Art Critique by Zoom
Painting of a computer screen showing a Zoom meeting. The artist now takes part in an art critique group with Dustan Knight twice a week on Zoom.
Halloween
Photo of the giant witch decoration outside Meadowmere Resort, this year boasting an appropriate face mask.
Helping the Community with Much Needed Face Masks
Judith Woodbury sewing face masks for friends and relatives.