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| Alan MacMillan taught students about the history of trains in Essex. |
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| Locomotive Engineer Alan MacMillan! |
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| Rebecca Axelrod teaches about the history of Essex using artifacts from her home (from 1800s). |
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| Laurel Eisenhauer teaches about Annie Gosby, one of the first female professional baseball players who was from Essex. |
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| Lisa Clark shares information about the history of the E.C.C. built by the women of Essex. |
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| Shep Means talks about clamming! |
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| Sue Hardy teaches students about the history of the Town Library. |
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| Cathy Galli, who owns Howard's Flying Dragon Antiques, talks about antique toys. She also brought an antique rotary phone that students tried to "push" the numbers! |
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| Suzanna Winder from Essex Shipbuilding Museum brought a plank steamer to show how boats have been made for centuries in our town! |
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| Noah and Sophie from Alprilla Farm talk about locally grown produce. |
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| Students learned about chickens from Chris Grant at Grant Family Farm. |
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| Movement break sponsored by the Y for our younger students. |
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| Mr. Woodman taught students about the history of the fried clam! |
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| Art class focused on making maps of Essex. |
