Once called the Portland School of Art; it's now Maine College of Art and resides in the former Porteous, Mitchell, and Braun department store on Congress Street. It's right in the hub of the city with always a constant flow of activity. There are a few other buildings sprinkled around town, but this one, since 1993, has been its flagship building. I've taken photography courses on the campus from time to time, but really, for me, its main claim to fame in the 'old time machine' was that it was in the basement of this building that I experienced Santa in his workshop for the first time. Have a merry weekend!!!
Saturday, March 20, 2010
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Once called the Portland School of Art; it's now Maine College of Art and resides in the former Porteous, Mitchell, and Braun department store on Congress Street. It's right in the hub of the city with always a constant flow of activity. There are a few other buildings sprinkled around town, but this one, since 1993, has been its flagship building. I've taken photography courses on the campus from time to time, but really, for me, its main claim to fame in the 'old time machine' was that it was in the basement of this building that I experienced Santa in his workshop for the first time. Have a merry weekend!!!
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Ho ho ho, merry picture!
ReplyDeleteYour son sat on Santa's lap here, too, for the first time. I'm not sure if it was in the cellar or not....
ReplyDeleteHad you been good? Santa knows about these things.
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ReplyDeleteI'm a very good boy, always have been!
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