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Bonnie Burns

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“From the Alps to the Ocean: Maps of the Western Front” is on display at Pusey Library through Nov. 11 (photo 1). “The maps are amazingly detailed,” said Bonnie Burns (photo 2), curator of the exhibit. “As a mapmaker, I wondered how they accomplished that in war conditions with the technology of the time." A close-up of one of the maps on display (photo 3).

Stages of conflict

Map exhibit captures destructive momentum of World War I

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DateOctober 8, 2014