We hosted yet another successful Archicamp this year. Archicamp is a program to teach our community's children about preserving and protecting our historic buildings and the ARCHitecture of Madison! Campers met at the Windle Auditorium for 3 days in June, where they learned about historic trades like painting, and wallpapering, and weaving. They used this knowledge to develop their skills to decorate a box of their own to remember their work. They even had the chance to try weaving at the Jefferson County Historical Society! Campers also learned to identify Federal, Greek Revival, and Italianate architecture around Madison. It was a fun week for both campers and teachers, and we look forward to seeing campers again next year when we will focus on another interesting part of Madison’s architecture and historic buildings.