| Between Fences opens in Winslow The Winslow Historical Society (WHS) opens Between Fences at SNOWDRIFT Art Space on June 21, 2008. |
| Mayor Robin Boyd cuts the red ribbon to open Between Fences in Winslow. To his left is WHS Board Member Pat Raygor, and to his right is Old Trails Museum Director Lila Atkins. |
| A visitor samples the cake at the opening. |
| Visitors take in the Santa Fe Railroad exhibit created by the Winslow Historical Society. |
| Dancers from Northland Pioneer College's Mexican Folklore Dance Club perform a selection of traditional regional dances at the opening. |
| Visitors relaxing in the SNOWDRIFT Art Space. |
| Pat Raygor listens to a family oral history from the display created by WHS Board President Sue Tecklenburg. |
| Former AHC Board Member Allan Affeldt talks to AHC Program Director Ann-Mary Lutzick at the opening. |
| WHS volunteer docents created their own name badges for the exhibit. |
| WHS Member Donna Guiher and her husband John Orstedt build worm fences from sticks with visitor signatures on them. The opening day worm fence grew to 12 feet long. |
| Visitors view the WHS portion of the Between Fences exhibit. WHS chose the theme of transportation to define borders in Winslow. Here visitors view historic photos and artifacts related to Winslow's airport, trading posts, and Route 66. |
| A dancer from the NPC Mexican Folklore Dance Club performs at the opening. |