PHOTO POPUP INVITES COMMUNITY TO TAKE HOLIDAY PHOTOS INSIDE THE HISTORIC CURTIN FAMILY MANSION; DONATE TO HISTORIC PROPERTY
Imagine taking your family’s holiday photo in the same parlor where Ironmaster Roland Curtin and his son, Governor Andrew Gregg Curtin, likely shared conversation.
The community will have this unique opportunity Sunday, Dec. 12, from 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. during “Christmas at the Curtin.” The popup photo fundraiser will allow the community to bring their own camera or smartphone and snap a family photo in the parlor in front of the fireplace and a Christmas tree – decorated as it would have been during the Victorian era, and donated by Larry and Katherine Curtin Drelick.
The parlor will be staged by representatives from Souled Home Design, Helen Foxx, Spring Creek Picnics and Curtin volunteers. Allowing visitors to use their own smartphone will make it easier for them to email, post socially, print, or create their own holiday card. Photos are limited to 3-5 minutes.
There is no set cost for the popup photo booth, but donations in any amount are encouraged and accepted. Since the event is a fundraiser, donations of $30 would also include membership in the Foundation for individuals, or $50 for a family.
The community will have this unique opportunity Sunday, Dec. 12, from 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. during “Christmas at the Curtin.” The popup photo fundraiser will allow the community to bring their own camera or smartphone and snap a family photo in the parlor in front of the fireplace and a Christmas tree – decorated as it would have been during the Victorian era, and donated by Larry and Katherine Curtin Drelick.
The parlor will be staged by representatives from Souled Home Design, Helen Foxx, Spring Creek Picnics and Curtin volunteers. Allowing visitors to use their own smartphone will make it easier for them to email, post socially, print, or create their own holiday card. Photos are limited to 3-5 minutes.
There is no set cost for the popup photo booth, but donations in any amount are encouraged and accepted. Since the event is a fundraiser, donations of $30 would also include membership in the Foundation for individuals, or $50 for a family.
