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Above, Leisa Collins’ students stand in front of the buildings they painted with their completed paintings. From left are Charlay Timms, Alise Timms, Kenneth St. Thomas, Kurtis St. Thomas, Thema Jackson, Ian Marburger and Jessica Edwards.
Sketching history into a new life on St. Asaph
7/22/2010
After relocating to Old Town Alexandria three months ago, artist Leisa Collins noticed a lack of young people involved in the historic and restoration movement and decided to do something ... more
Putting face to home
6/3/2010
Via New Zealand, artist Leisa Collins took a wrong turn and ended up one of Old Town’s biggest fans. more
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