LOVELL, Maine — When the “Unidentified Photography Exhibit” opens today at the Lovell Historical Society, it will not only offer a voluminous glimpse at the bucolic goings-on in 19th century New England but also shine a light on the then brand-new art and science of photography.

It was a project taken on fearlessly by archivist Liz Kerr of Lovell, who has an advanced degree in British medieval studies from the University of Cardiff in Wales, no less, but also a passion for organization and a desire to understand the past.

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