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January 21, - March 27, 2005
Reception on Friday, February 4 / 7:30 pm
Elbowoods, North Dakota; Kennett, California;
Enfield, Massachusetts; Neversink, New York; Butler, Tennessee;
St. Thomas, Nevada. Each of these towns represents a different
element of America's development. Yet they all share the same
fate: they, and hundreds of other communities like them, were
vacated, demolished and flooded to make way for dams and reservoirs.
Their remnants persist, preserved underwater, and sometimes
emerge, as reminders of what was not allowed to be. |
