According to their website, Historic New England is the oldest, largest, and most comprehensive regional heritage organization in the nation. It was founded in 1910 to preserve and present the cultural and architectural heritage of New England, from historic properties to humble necessities, from art and artifacts to gardens and furniture.
One of their recent projects titled "100 Years, 100 Communities" aims to protect and share New England's twentieth-century history. Historic New England partners with communities throughout the region on projects large and small that capture their unique stories before they are lost.
Fortunately for us, the project includes an interview with Uncle Bob Labnon!
You can access their site and read the interview here: Bob Labnon Interview
Wow! What an interesting interview with Bob Labnon. He is so full of information about his home town and everywhere he's traveled. How does he retain it all? As I was reading this I could hear his "voice" all throughout.
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Amy
Glad you enjoyed it Amy! I had the same experience with his "voice" it really made it a lot more fun to read. I was thinking what it must have been like to be the interviewer. Hoping to do similar interviews this year with our dads!
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