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Going out
to pasture? Have we got a pasture for you! MCPS retired teachers welcome as docents at Woodlawn Manor Museum.
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Donna Will
Executive Director, Woodlawn Manor Museum
Owner & Executive Director, Donna Will, began Woodlawn Manor Living History Museum
in 2005 and moved the field trip programs to Historic Brookeville Academy in 2016. The Hands-On History field trips
that she designs are collaborative programs enthusiastically endorsed and supported by teachers, principals, and parents.
She was employed by Montgomery County Public Schools as the Day Program Coordinator for Environmental & Outdoor Education
for 26 years. After retirement, she became The Director of Education for a local museum for two years before opening
WMM. Donna is a spinner and a weaver and her love of nature and children is the thread that is woven through her career
in environmental education, history, art, and photography.
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| Ms Amy Yellowhair |
Amy
Yellowhair Ms Yellowhair is an occasional volunteer and expert
in Woodland Native American (Wampanoag and Yacomaco) Lifeways and Legends. She also has a degree in signing for the deaf and
hard-of-hearing.
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Julia Anne, WMM Storyteller and Docent. Majored in creative writing
and childhood development.
| Woodlawn Manor Folk Tales |
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| Julia Anne, Storyteller |
| Lisa Marie, Woodlawn Docent |
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| Living History Character |
Lisa Marie, docent.
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| Joe Howard, MCPS Retired, Supervisor Outdoor Education |
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Lisa Marie (above right), WMM Living History Character Joe Howard (above), MCPS retired, WMM Volunteer
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| Patrick, Justin, Ginny, Julia, & Declan |
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Email old address to Schedule: WoodlawnManorMuseum@Comcast.net
For information or to schedule call: 301.509.8470
 
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