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The Quo Vadis Project continues as the primary vehicle for shaping the future activities of the LSAA.  Key documents from the Project and its current status can be viewed at the link in the Member section above.  A summary of the Project is also available as a pdf file at the link below.
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The Lenox School Digital Archive is well underway at this time and can be entered at HERE.  There you can find old yearbooks and reunion photographs there, but in the future there will be much more.  It is an ambitious project for sure, but is the culmination of many years of work by Randy Harris '68, and brought to the internet by Keith Simpson '70.

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Thanks to David Acton for this gallery of pics from Reunion 2013.  Click to view 

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Nol Putnam - Artist / Blacksmith

DateFriday, November 30, 2012 at 11:23AM

Here's a link to a great article about former Lenox School Master, Nol Putnam...

Artists speak through their art using many different languages.

Nol Putnam, a self-described artist-blacksmith, speaks the language of iron and steel. His art, bowing only to gravity, is three-dimensional and born from the elements. At White Oak Forge near Flint Hill, Mr. Putnam harnesses the elements and uses his artistic vision to create sculptural designs that are elegant, timeless and sometimes whimsical.   (READ MORE)

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