Peggy Fleming grew up in Monterey, California, and has lived in Washington, DC since 1959. Retired from the National Park Service, in 1994, she was a Park Ranger, vegetation management specialist.

BA in Sociology and Economics, Dominican College, San Rafael, CA.
MA in Cultural Anthropology, George Washington University, DC.
Certificate in Natural History Field Studies of the Mid-Atlantic Region, US Department of Agriculture, DC.

BOOK COVERS:

New Stories from the South: 2001. The Year's Best. Ravenel. Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill. 2001 Photograph of Sally Ellis and Lucy, from IN HER PLACE
Potomac Review: A Journal of Arts & Humanities. Fall/Winter 2001 - 02. Photograph of Nevzer Stacey, tango dancing, from IN HER PLACE

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS:

Acquired two photos from IN HER PLACE: Carla Cohen, Dorothy Ray Healey

PHOTOGRAPHY PROJECTS:

2000: "Assignment: CUBA" Maine Photographic Workshops. Two weeks in Havana, Cuba. March. Three themes: a woman and her family on the peso economy; a woman and her family on the dollar economy; life and architecture on "Cuba" street.

1993: "Black Mosaic, Washington, D.C." Smithsonian Institution Associates. Two weeks interviewing and photographing people who own and work in ethnic markets and restaurants in Washington, DC for 1994-1995 exhibit at Anacostia Museum, DC.

1990: "Crow Family Reunion, Crow Indian Fair, Crow Agency, Montana" Smithsonian Institution Associates. Documented the reunion. Photographs are at the Human Studies Film Archives, Smithsonian Institution, DC and Little Big Horn College, Crow Agency, Montana.

For book orders or arrangements for exhibitions, e-mail peggyf@aod.cx.

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