All photos in this exhibit were taken early in Gray’s career. They are from her college days in the 1930s, her post-college work in Maine as a freelance photographer, and her time in Europe during World War II when she was a member of the American Red Cross Clubmobile Group C, XIX Corps. The Clubmobile volunteers served coffee and donuts and talked with servicemen who welcomed a break from the tensions of battle.
Group C served in England during the buildup for the invasion of Normandy in June 1944 and arrived in France the end of July serving troops in France, Belgium, Holland, and Germany. As opportunities presented themselves to photograph the more peaceful areas, Gray did so. She developed, printed, and mounted her photos upon her return to the United States.
The photos in this exhibit are a representative sample of Gray’s work. The exhibit is co-sponsored by the Dirigo Pines Cottage residents’ “Through The Lens Photography Group” and the Dirigo Pines Inn.
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