Kimberly Cheifer, Art Teacher: Historic Hunterdon Printmaking

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Ages 5 to 12 gathered at the Red Mill and make wonderful prints of historic buildings and structures in our county. This event was part of the Hunterdon County Tricentennial Committee celebrating the county's 300th birthday. Using plexiglass 'plates' children drew on the plexi with watercolor markers, dampened paper, then made their prints. Over 30 showed up for this successful event.