In early July, Steve Nigzus of Madigan Lane organized a trip to the Museum of World War II in Natick for a group of Bromfield educators. The museum is an active, hands-on facility with curated rooms reflecting each country’s involvement in the war. The museum has nine Enigma code machines—the most in any collection—and also has many radio detection devices that were used by the Germans to ferret out resistance transmitters. For more information visit museumofworldwarii.org.
From left: Library media specialist Cricket Segaloff; Chris Zacharer of the academic center; history teacher Matt Lynde; geography teacher Janis Dyer; Marshall Carter, founding director of education at the Museum of World War II; history department leader Kathleen Doherty; history teacher Kristin McManus; and Steve Nigzus.(Courtesy photo)
